The theme of this post is cosy! Two of my recently finished knits that sadly have been neglected in this blog.
I give you...
Blue Wheat, another of Veera's lovely patterns. I think I'm obsessed with her designs.
Always fun to knit and the end result is great.
Pattern: Golden Wheat by Veera Välimäki
Yarn: Araucania Nature Wool Multy
I did some mods in the pattern, I wanted the body in st st instead of reverse st st. I was inspired by this fellow raveler. I also decided to knit in the pocket instead of sewing it on.
If you're a knitter you'll probably get what I mean, if not, just admire the result will you!
We had a very mild fall up here in the north so I basically wore this as a jacket all through fall.
This is probably as Nobiantaryish as you can get! It's wool, it's chunky and it's purple. Imagine that.
Like a Kinder egg, 3 surprises in one. Isn't that neat?
Like a Kinder egg, 3 surprises in one. Isn't that neat?
Pattern: Cove Hat by Jo Storie
Yarn: Garnstudio Drops Eskimo
This hat has been a trooper during Christmas. Way up north. However, would I knit this again I'd consider making the upper part shorter, it's a bit top heavy. I usually wear my hair up so I kinda stick the top underneath... somehow. It works but if I want to wear my hair down I usually go for another hat that day. Given the fact that I keep my hair up 99 days out of a 100 it's really not a big deal.
Yarn: Garnstudio Drops Eskimo
This hat has been a trooper during Christmas. Way up north. However, would I knit this again I'd consider making the upper part shorter, it's a bit top heavy. I usually wear my hair up so I kinda stick the top underneath... somehow. It works but if I want to wear my hair down I usually go for another hat that day. Given the fact that I keep my hair up 99 days out of a 100 it's really not a big deal.
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