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Monday, 26 November 2018

A Year of Projects Update - week 22

The weeks are flying by, I can't really believe that just next week we will be getting ready for the festivities of Christmas.
I have made progress this week on most of my projects but have no finished objects.
I have cast off the body of Rugged coat and have done the pocket linings. 
So just sleeves to go.  I want nice long sleeves so these may take a while!
I have made some progress on the strictly socks, although not as much as I would like. 

I finished the first of the mitts for mum and dad.  And I have cast on number two of both.  Hopefully these will be done by next week.
I have a new cast on.  I was going to knit Thomas a pair of gloves but having done the cuff we realised they are too small.  So I gave in and bought him a pair and these will become a pair for Daniel instead!
 Hard to believe there is only 3 and a half weeks until we break up.  It's a bit of a blur of mock exams and Christmas performances and so will rocket by.  I hope everybody has a brilliant week, please come by the group and check out everyone's posts - link is to the side.

4 comments:

  1. Well done on getting the rugged body cast off and the pockets done. Only the sleeves left doesn't make it seem so daunting even if they are long! I love the yarn for what is now Daniels gloves, very autumnal. I'm trying not to think how quick the next few weeks are going to go. I really need to get more organised!

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  2. Wow - I've admired the cables in your Rugged Coat when I've seen the smaller pictures, but seeing what you've got done hanging I can see that that is a truly beautiful sweater!

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  3. Your Rugged Coat is going to be so warm and toasty when you are done with it and you're almost done! Love the yarn for those gloves. It's a busy time for teachers and students and parents! LOL! Stay grounded and breathe...lol!

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  4. Love the color of the mitts. Daniel is lucky they were too litte for his brother! That Rugged Coat is smashing. It will keep you nice and toasty this winter.

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