Worst blogger evaarrr...

I probably shouldn't feel so guilty about not writing as often as I want in this blog, considering how much writing I do on Ravelry. If I could somehow import my Rav posts into some form of coherent paragraph form, I would totally do it. But that just wouldn't work.

Let's see. Since my last post, I've been captaining Team TARDIS in Nerd Wars - the largest team in NW history! It's been so much fun so far. This role really makes it easy for me to be super excited about everything NW related. F'real.

I have made the things...so now I'll show you pictures!

This is the latest test knit for Mia Rinde - and I am obsessed. I love this pattern so much. I want to make another one, probably in pale French Blue Prism Lace from Sunrise Fiber Co. More pictures:

Trust me, I know how cool my shoes are (:

Some works in progress:

This is my Celestarium shawl beginning. Eventually, it will depict the night sky to scale. The arrows are pointing to different styles of beads for different magnitudes of stars. Yup, I am actually insane.

Some fingerless mitts for our round 1 KAL/CAL for Team TARDIS. The pattern is Gallifrey and the yarn is in the colorway Time Traveler (from Knit Picks).

MKAL SPOILERS!!

And the very last picture - the beginning of my Unexpected Journey MKAL I told you about last time from AlterLace. It depicts the house at Bag End and trees from the shire. The next clue will be released over the weekend!

Pallas Athene Shawl

UPDATE!! Kit is now listed here.

So, a lot has happened since my etsy store went live, chiefly that I've designed a new shawl pattern and it's going to be sold in a kit with some gorgeous laceweight tencel/merino yarn from Sunrise Fiber Co.

This is the first shawl pattern I've ever designed, and I'm rather proud of the results! I learned so much while I was doing this pattern, and I'm eager to try my hand at designing again. The turn around time for this was incredibly fast - I started the design in the first week of April and the kit will be released today, inshallah :)

I'm so grateful Wren from SFC asked me to take on this project, and I hope others will enjoy knitting the pattern with her incredibly beautiful yarn!