I was curious how a pair of toast would knit up using lace weight yarn. Pattern by Leslie. I cast 30 stitches of Malabrigo lace onto my size 3 square dp needles. I had so much fun watching as the knit fabric unfolded to reveal its silky soft texture. And I do mean soft. This pair of toast should have no problem doing as the name implies, keeping the wearer nice and warm. I’m almost done and plan to gift to my daughter Kristi. Hope she likes them.
I also worked on a bit of crochet using Madeline tosh DK yarn and a size I hook. This is my second Calm Cowl. Pattern by Suzana. Such a quick satisfying project. My niece Nicole liked the first one so much I happily let her have it.
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Oh, they look so soft and cozy.
ReplyDeletelike the look of those especially the top ones :)
ReplyDeleteBoth are so lovely, especially the colours x
ReplyDeletehahaha and I kinda stole it, but I love it so much I wear it every day! Thanks Auntie.
ReplyDeleteI love the toast! They look so soft; your daughter is a lucky girl!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she'll love the wristwarmers. Mmmm, Malabrigo and MadTosh, two of my favorite yarns!
ReplyDeleteKaren- beautiful creations! I love the colors of the Cowl-- and the soft beige yarn is just splendid!!
ReplyDeleteI envy your ability to crochet so beautifully!
Xo
Vicki
I bet she'll love them. I would.
ReplyDeleteOOOhh! Beautiful Madelintosh colourway. Lucky girl!
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