2007 NYCO

Jan 01, 2007 8 Replies

The new year is 17 hours old (in my time zone) and no one has started a NYCO thread, ... so I'll take it upon myself.* While I've sworn to knit something from the stash for every new yarn acquisition, the old-yarn project is on the needles (a child's vest sweater for charity), and I am ready to cast on (yet another) pair of self-patterning socks. Swatching is done--I'll be knitting at 7.5 stitches per inch.



Meanwhile, I've posted a picture of my last FO from last year: a pair of fingerless gloves for myself:

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Georgia


*This does not mean I'm taking responsibility for keeping track of everyone's NYCO, LOL, Y'all are on your own for that!


I started a srochet project as my new years project this year. I am doing a victorian thread holder , so I can carry my sock yarn and knit while I exercise at the gym. I have 1 side done so far.

I am doing a felted bag for myself as a NYCO - meant to be a project bag that will look better sitting in the family room than the assorted bags I now use. I cast it on this afternoon. Judy

Oh, I thought I had started it. LOL ANyhow, I have cast on a pair of Jaywalker socks for me. ANd I am not keeping track, either.

Higs, Katherine

Too bizarre! I cannot find my other post. Oh, well, I have joined in here so I am all signed up anyhow. Thanks, Georgia.

Higs, Katherine

I'm going to make myself a wrap/cardigan and some fingerless gloves. Just need to find the right yarn

Well, I probably should just finish the stuff I've set aside for the holiday knitting. This includes 2 cardigans and a shawl, all for me. If I get this all done I may do the Tina Shawl from Fiddlesticks. Of course, first I have to finish the bag I'm working on - holiday gift that didn't quite get done for the holidays, but the recipient is more than willing to wait a bit longer - and the second wrist warmer for my daughter (did the first one last night when I ran out of one color on the aforementioned bag). Then that same daughter wants me to make her a sweater but has yet to decide on a pattern, and my youngest wants another "sweater with love in every stitch"...it never ends, but it sure is fun :-)

The Other Kim kimagreenfieldatyahoodotcom

Last year, I made a sequined tank top. I had started a shawl to match, without the sequines, but never finished it. I had to get more materials. Now that I do, either I will frog what I have and start again, or continue. I hope this will count even though I started it in 2006.

Janise

I finished my crocheted purse/ thread bag. I love the size of it. It fits my sock project in it so I can knit at school. I will try it out tomorrow.

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