Very pretty! And such a relief that you didn't write "taunt." The substitution of "taunt" for "taut" must be my number-one-least-favorite common mistake with the English language.
I love it! I also plan to knit Cobblestone for myself and then maybe for the guys in my life! You are a very talented knitter and your photography is terrific too!
So my lineup of projects is basically a recapitulation of everything you've made in the last few months. I can't wait to get the specs on your beautiful blanket.
Some gorgeous knitting in that project. I still have to remind myself that it's going to be a (humble?) blanket. It still amazes me what can be done with one really long length of string....
I love the texture and the colour, really great with that flower pattern. But what will it become out of it? It looks so finished already, but I recall you said it was going to become a blanket? Nice however, as a table cloth or as blanket!!!
Blocking: when all is revealed. Yes, that's probably the best part (next to wearing/wrappng/using). It's beautiful! I wait with bated breath for the directions!
I read knitting blogs every day hoping to run across a 'juicy' one: a pattern find, a wonderful FO that's an inspiration, the thrilling modifications the blogger generously shares. Your entry fits all my definitions. Thanks for being out there in blogland. Your lap blanket is wonderful.
that's awesome. now i'm inspired to try some different patterns with worsted weight and big needles. i'm doing two shawls with cobweb weight and i have tons of needles smaller that a size 5, so it'd be a welcome change.
Another perfect rendition of two old standards! I love fan & feather and have used it often but never to this, amazing end! Enjoy it this Fall and congrats on grad school.
Does it say anywhere how much yarn you used? Or what sized needles? That is so gorgeous that I want to make one myself. If it says that and I missed it, I apologize.
I absolutely love... please do spill the beans so I can make one too!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so gorgeous!
Oh, wow. Beautiful, Jared! And I love the serene color. It looks so snuggly.
ReplyDeletelovely, lovely, lovely! How large did it come out?
ReplyDeleteI have to echo my love for the color; it's so soothing and calm. The knitting looks beautiful as always; I look forward to seeing full pictures ;)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! And such a relief that you didn't write "taunt." The substitution of "taunt" for "taut" must be my number-one-least-favorite common mistake with the English language.
ReplyDeletelooks like perfection, i love circle knitting so much and this is divine.
ReplyDeleteThat is so gorgeous. But brother, you make the rest of us look bad. :)
ReplyDeleteSweet fancy Moses!
ReplyDeleteStunning!!!!
ReplyDeleteI also LOVE the sweater in Interweave. Congratulations!
Absolutely FAB!
ReplyDeleteOh yes I do! I can hardly wait to do the same.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to judge the size from these pics, it's so in proportion to itself. I'm looking forward to the big reveal.
Yes. I love that part. Wow that's pretty. Love the yarn too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing already. Did you reach blanket size?
ReplyDeleteThat is ridiculously pretty!
ReplyDeleteAre you sure you didn't mean taunt?
ReplyDeleteYour pictures (and your knitting, of course) are always SO beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOoh, blocking magic! You cruised on that lace pattern!
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow. That's all I have to say. Wow.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous -- but I have to admit, I kind of like the unblocked version!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteHoly S man! that is incredible.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I want one! SPill the details, please.
ReplyDeleteThat is really something! Wow. It's a new direction for you. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I also plan to knit Cobblestone for myself and then maybe for the guys in my life! You are a very talented knitter and your photography is terrific too!
ReplyDeleteSpill the beans! I love it! I have some yummy yarn calling out to me!
ReplyDeleteBellissimo! Ma quanto è grande?
ReplyDeleteyou take the SEXIEST photos of knitting - they are gorgeous! so sensual!
ReplyDeleteyou're the only person I can think of who would make a grey doily and have it look just right. congrats!
ReplyDeleteI am totally drooling. It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour photography makes me swoon, as does your luscious knitting. Beautiful job, and I'm very VERY glad I found your blog.
ReplyDelete- Tina
So my lineup of projects is basically a recapitulation of everything you've made in the last few months. I can't wait to get the specs on your beautiful blanket.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Love the colour, fantastic knitting and beautifully photographed. I love reading your blog :D
ReplyDeleteYour knitting is exceptional. You should be very proud.
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! Your photos are beautiful, as well.
ReplyDeleteof course it's looking gorgeous!! i can't wait to read the details abotu this project...
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteYou must have pinned until your fingers bled. :-O
It's incredible!
ReplyDeletehow are you blocking it and how big is it?
How lovely is that? You've given me evil thoughts about the ten skeins of Malabrigo intenso I just bought. Wicked evil ...
ReplyDeleteI just squealed a little bit.
ReplyDeleteOMG THAT IS SOOO PRETTY!!!
ReplyDeleteDamn. You knit fast. I am anxious to see modeled shots!
ReplyDeleteI'd certainlky love t ohave your talent with those needles! Did the beer help? The AC? It's just so beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow.. amazing! and I love your sweater in the new IK... thinking of making it for my hubby!
ReplyDeleteWow. Just... wow.
ReplyDeleteit is absolutely beautiful! Now I want to make one too!!!
ReplyDeleteooh.. I do. I can't wait to get back to my yarn in Ohio and get to that point with my project!
ReplyDeleteDenise
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So pretty. Is it the back side of your wool flower (that sounds kinda dirty)?
ReplyDeleteDivine.
ReplyDeleteSome gorgeous knitting in that project. I still have to remind myself that it's going to be a (humble?) blanket. It still amazes me what can be done with one really long length of string....
ReplyDeleteMary's comment above is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteThis is F-ing GORGEOUS!!!!!
Beautiful. I love well photographed knits. How big is this thing?
ReplyDeleteI love the texture and the colour, really great with that flower pattern. But what will it become out of it? It looks so finished already, but I recall you said it was going to become a blanket? Nice however, as a table cloth or as blanket!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog so much!
looks great ! Il est magnifique !
ReplyDeleteExquisite!
ReplyDeletethis is just absolutely gorgeous! are you going to post the pattern you're using? btw - love your knitting, blog and photos!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing beauty!!
ReplyDeletewow, I just love it!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBlocking: when all is revealed. Yes, that's probably the best part (next to wearing/wrappng/using). It's beautiful! I wait with bated breath for the directions!
ReplyDeleteIt's so spectacular it doesn't even look real . . . beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyour pictures always amazes me. I wish you could take some pictures of my stuff so I can get as popular as you are!
ReplyDeleteIt is sooo pretty, I love it
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteI read knitting blogs every day hoping to run across a 'juicy' one: a pattern find, a wonderful FO that's an inspiration, the thrilling modifications the blogger generously shares. Your entry fits all my definitions. Thanks for being out there in blogland. Your lap blanket is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful -- I'll be digging out the old doily patterns with new interest as autumn sets in!!
ReplyDeleteit's just lovely. My kid wants a new blanket and I'm trying to decide if i love her enough to knit lace.
ReplyDeletethat's awesome. now i'm inspired to try some different patterns with worsted weight and big needles. i'm doing two shawls with cobweb weight and i have tons of needles smaller that a size 5, so it'd be a welcome change.
ReplyDeleteYou are brilliant and an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous. You inspire me to attempt to make a lap blanket.
ReplyDeleteJoal Broun
Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnother perfect rendition of two old standards! I love fan & feather and have used it often but never to this, amazing end! Enjoy it this Fall and congrats on grad school.
ReplyDeleteDoes it say anywhere how much yarn you used? Or what sized needles? That is so gorgeous that I want to make one myself. If it says that and I missed it, I apologize.
ReplyDeleteUm, yes, it does say. Guess I just hadn't read far enough yet . . . .
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