Steph is the Knittingsamurai on Ravelry and there is also a group for this podcast Knitting Samurai Plus 1 please join!
If you want to catch up on the episodes released prior to this, check out www.expectantknitter.blogspot.com. Or if you want to start at the beginning of the Knitting Samurai Plus 1 Adventure check out Episode 1.
Purple Socks just started are in Knit Picks Felici in Sugared Violets color. Knit on US size 0s - 2.0mm needles. 2x2 rib. Following LaLa's After Thought Heel Pattern.
Sock Classifieds for JKelly70.
Socks for Dad in Regia Snowflake Colors color way 7709 using US 0 - 2.0mm needles for a 2x2 Rib.
Jason's Tweed Hat by Melissa Thomson using Berroco Blackstone Tweed Chunky color 6602-steamers US size 8s - 5.0mm needles. 130 yards. In a day!
Languishing brought back to life Argyle Lace Hat by Laura Irwin from Boutique Knits using Schaefer Nichole in the Gertrude Ederle Colorway. 170 Yards, flew through it. US size 2.5s - 3.0mm and US 5 - 3.75mm needles. Fun knit. Row Gauge must be off, or needs blocking.
Slippers! First 1 for me, then a pair for him and then 1 for me. Seamless Salomas Slipper Pattern by Megan Williams. Holding Inspiration Dyeworks Fluffy held double in the Turquoise Thunder Colorway. US size 6s - 4.0mm needles.
Questionable Socks?
Cast On All The Things! and see what sticks...
Sockhead Hat! with Rhinebeck Yarn! double intention. Sockhead hat by Kelly McClure using Into the Whirled Ulundi Yarn in the October 2013 Club Colorway 221B. Fitting Sherlock is on. Using US size 2.5 - 3.0mm needles. We'll see.
Valentine's Day Themed Grandma's Favorite Dishcloths. Using US size 7s - 4.5mm needles. Lili's Sugar N' Cream in Azalea colorway.
Citron Shawl! I know a shawl! Citron pattern by Hilary Smith Callis from Knitty, Winter 2009 using Fibernymph Dye Works Sunshine Base in the Kings Cross Gradient Colorway using US size 6s - 4.0mm needles. So far it's a winner!
Next up this weekend
Brickless with DragonFly Fibers Traveller in the Spooky Colorway
Toddler T-Shirt Vest with Worsted Yarn???
Orange Yarn for the Vivid
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