Say hello to Wishful Wednesday! And this week's wish. More Time.
Yep, as simple as that. Two patterns and one yarn have been calling my name (and a few of yours as well!) lately. But I've got to be honest. I don't have the time to knit them (at least not right now!) And that's too bad, because I don't need to wish for More Money to tackle any of these. They are all sweaters. and they can all be made for around $60 or less.
First up - and coming in at $20 to $30 depending on your size - Gretel
. This pattern suggests Habu cotton gima which we have in plenty of colors. I love the light pink. (and a project that takes only two cones of yarn so it must be a pretty quick knit!)
. This pattern suggests Habu cotton gima which we have in plenty of colors. I love the light pink. (and a project that takes only two cones of yarn so it must be a pretty quick knit!)
Then the gorgeous Araucania Lontue, a light-weight cotton linen blend yarn in fabulous variegated colorways. We've seen this knit into Liesl
and it's fabulous! The yarn has a generous 250 yards per skein, so most sizes will take 4-5 skeins.
and it's fabulous! The yarn has a generous 250 yards per skein, so most sizes will take 4-5 skeins.And finally Sabine
. A top-down cardigan with a suggested gauge of 4-1/2 stitches per inch. Maggi's Linen, perhaps? This is another great spring/summer/fall yarn, made with 52% cotton/48% linen. Most sizes would take 6-8 balls...this is the biggest project on my wish list (in terms of time and money), but it's still a reasonable $60.
What are you wishing for this Wednesday? please share!
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I am right there with you on the whole needing more time to knit issue. I try to sneak it in whenever I can although I have not yet started knitting at stop lights. I have a Gretel in progress along with Splash and yarn for tons of other great projects that I just haven't gotten to yet!
ReplyDelete...I will admit I knit at stoplights!
DeleteWow those first two are indeed calling my name and I hadn't seen them before on ravelry. Great post!
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