Of course. I cast on the mint Malabrigo purchased from Tammy and began Wicked. I love Malabrigo.
There was snow at the peak of the Allegheny Mountains. Here's a scenic view of the World Known (so the conductor says) Horseshoe Curve. This would have been a perfect opportunity for the Rowan Big Wool turtleneck sweater which is finished except for the end weaving and the fact that I still want to tweak the length of the ribbing.
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I am not familiar with Wicked, I'm off to ravelry to check it out.
Love the color!
really enjoyed all your recent posts including your answers to chickenlips questions and your adventures in new york. sorry your show was canceled. eliza looks adorable as always. hope her housetraining improves soon. happy knitting. your yarn is such a lovely color.
The Horseshoe Curve--you were in my neck of the woods!!
Oh yeah, I"ve heard of the horseshoe curve, I think I rode the train there when I was little. My dad loves trains. Great pic of the snow. (the only snow I want to see is the snow that will cancel a school day!)
SNOW!!! Love the Malabrigo. Tasty color.
Wicked out of Malabrigo...sound lovely!
I am so jealous...you have SNOW!!! It was 87 degrees here today.
Btw, thanks for visiting my blog. :)
Snow and Malabrigo. It just doesn't get any better than that. And thanks a lot for the gratuitous puppy-cuteness picture! I have even less resistance for puppies than for yarn.
Yay! Snow! The malabrigo should knit up quickly, and looks like just in time! :)
Oooh, I love the color of that Malabrigo! That is going to be one cozy sweater.
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