My friend Katherine's beautiful Martinmas sweater pattern was released today! Plenty of time to knit one up before Martinmas is upon us. You can check it out here. She even has a giveaway for the pattern going on right now on her blog!
I am nearly finished with the blue/green Martinmas sweater I have been working on. All that is left is to sew on the buttons (Wooly Moss Roots, of course) and block it. Although I initially planned on giving it to K, I decided to give it to C instead. K could have worn it this year but then would have outgrown it shortly after. I prefer to make my knits a little bit on the bigger side so that they can get more than one year out of them (hopefully). So I am now casting on another Martinmas sweater in the next size up for K. The beautiful golden yellow yarn you see photographed above is the same yarn Katherine used for her original Martinmas. It's absolutely gorgeous and looks so great with K's golden hair.
I finished up the two pumpkin hats before the end of the week but alas, I do not have any photos to prove it. One was for C, as I mentioned, but the other was for K's dear friend that shared his birthday celebration with K over the weekend. I'll be back with photos from that. It was such an amazing day!
What are you working on? Happy creating!!
p.s - Last day to enter the Hilitos knitted bunny giveaway. Come back later this week for another fun giveaway!
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