Busy Knittin' STUFF
Here. Is what I've been up to lately.
I'm hormonal. Shut up.
Remember I asked for TEACAKES? I called out unto the universe, and the universe gaveth teacakes to me. The universe is Nanjeeka - my new Scottish friend and Tunnocks Distributor. I got chocolate covered marshmellow and graham cracker, she got these little doodads. Neato eh? I love this pattern. It's a quick knit...and perfect for long hair lassies who don't like stuffing all that bidness up into a regular cap. Not to mention, I can't stand the patterns with a little hole in the hat for the ponytail. It just looks weird. If you ask me.
And finally...my latest project!!! I dream of this one. I roll over in the middle of the night and contemplate knitting a few rows at 3am.
Here is what the final should look like:
Here is the backside of mine almost complete. I am using pima cotton instead of linen.
How friggin awesome is that?















I love the shawl/sweater thing that you are making. I would totally wear something like that but I can't knit to save my life.
Posted by:andrea | April 16, 2008 at 09:22 AM
Will you marry me, Stella? I mean...I know you're married already and I'm engaged, but I need a wife who can knit cute stuff like this. And I don't think our men will care as long as we talk about boobs together a lot.
What say ya?
Posted by:Chase | April 16, 2008 at 06:16 PM
oh, so great. i want one! as if i'll ever finish my other projects, right? okay...i'm inspired to knit...
Posted by:juliag | April 16, 2008 at 07:15 PM
How cute! Love it, can't wait to see the completed project!
Posted by:Jules | April 16, 2008 at 07:38 PM
all my knitting looks like Flordia
I'll stick to crochet
Posted by:Amber Lee | April 17, 2008 at 10:26 AM
Never Too Late to Dream =)
Posted by:kurotashiO! | April 17, 2008 at 02:06 PM
Man I hate you. I mean I hate you in that way that I really just want to BE you. Will you please move somewhere close to me so I can beg you for that little pink sweater? Oh, and the beanies? And while I'm at it, the hair eyes and ankles?
Great. Thanks.
Posted by:Amy | April 17, 2008 at 05:32 PM
You are such a talented knitter! I wish I could knit. I spent a LONG time trying to learn from a DVD but never really understood. *sigh*
Posted by:Jennie | April 17, 2008 at 07:32 PM
STELLA! Have you eaten, bathed or slept since we went to the yarn store??? That looks great. And to think you have taken most of the directions over the phone...hehehe.
Posted by:Vern of Blog Fame | April 18, 2008 at 07:09 AM
i think women in other countries need those head things. you should knit them and send them to random villages via missionaries.
Posted by:kat | April 19, 2008 at 04:51 AM
They're here - I'm wearing the little brown beanie right now. They are even nicer in real life than they look in your photos! Thank you Stella! It's been special.
Posted by:Nanj | April 21, 2008 at 03:04 PM
BABY IS SO COLD...SO COLD.
THAT SUCKS TO HAVE THINGS RUPTURE ON YOUR LADY PARTS. YOU CAN STILL HAVE KIDS...YOU JUST HAVE TO SCHEDULE A C-SECTION. THAT WAY YOU GET THE CATHETER AFTER THE SPINAL SO YOU DON'T FEEL A THING :) OH YEAH-UNTIL AFTER, WHEN THE PAIN MEDS WEAR OFF AND THE ONES THEY GIVE YOU DON'T COMPARE AND THEY ARE TRYING TO GET YOU UP AND WALKING AND THE ONLY WAY YOU GET SOLID FOOD IS IF YOU FART. YOU DON'T GET TO LEAVE THE HOSPITAL UNTIL YOU POOP AND THE THOUGHT OF THAT MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR INCISION WILL RUPTURE (B/C THE PAIN MEDS MAKE YOU CONSTIPATED)--YEAH...MAYBE YOU SOULDN'T HAVE CHILDREN--ADOPT INSTEAD: (SORRY ABOUT THE ALL CAPS, BUT I AM NOT RETYPING IT NOW:))
Posted by:PBM | April 25, 2008 at 02:16 PM
WHOA! You've taken the plunge to knitted GARMENTS now, so cool!
Do you still have plans to knit that sweater for MrPitts? By the way, I owe you and email, I'm so sooooo bad... please don't hate me :hangs head in shame:
Posted by:Nin | May 02, 2008 at 10:21 AM