Well, being out of work again has me finishing various projects, and starting new ones.
For example,
Some of you might remember me working on the green bag at Con.Txt -- it took about a day to do the body of the bag, plus a few more hours for the i-cord. I waited until I had the purple bag finished before fulling them both.
Karaoke fulls *very* fast and hard compared to Noro Kureyon. That surprised me, since it is 50% wool and 50% soy silk and Noro Kureyon is 100% wool. It also finished slightly smaller, even though I knit the Karaoke on size 10 needles, and the Kureyon on size 8s.
For example,
| Booga Bags Two simpe bags, one made from Noro Kureyon (color 152) and the other from Karaoke (color 303 -- Purplexed). They were knit according to the Booga Bag pattern, and then fulled in the washing machine. |
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| Unfulled bags The two knit bags, before fulling. |
Some of you might remember me working on the green bag at Con.Txt -- it took about a day to do the body of the bag, plus a few more hours for the i-cord. I waited until I had the purple bag finished before fulling them both.
Karaoke fulls *very* fast and hard compared to Noro Kureyon. That surprised me, since it is 50% wool and 50% soy silk and Noro Kureyon is 100% wool. It also finished slightly smaller, even though I knit the Karaoke on size 10 needles, and the Kureyon on size 8s.
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The purple yarn was as accident, actually -- I was at the local farmer's market, went into a gift shop looking for a toy for my brother's new baby, and found that they carried a small selection of yarn. That it was a brand as uncommon as South West Trading Company was just a bonus. I'm probably going to give that bag to my neice, if she's still into purples.