The pattern for Apila Socks is now available for download. You can download the pdf here, or go to my pattern page on Ravelry to get it. Happy Knitting! :)
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since January 2007
(Thank you everyone for visiting! If you want to comment, you can do so in English, Swedish or Finnish.)
since January 2007
(Thank you everyone for visiting! If you want to comment, you can do so in English, Swedish or Finnish.)
Who am I?
I'm a sucker for knitting. It all goes back to early childhood, when my grandmothers introduced me to the art. Ever since, I've been a periodic knitter. My favourite knitting project is socks in all shapes and colours, but I can occasionally squeeze out a sweater or some mittens. I'm no stranger to having several projects going on at the same time.
When I'm not knitting, I work as a freelance translator and try to write my Master's thesis.
When I'm not knitting, I work as a freelance translator and try to write my Master's thesis.
Blogs I read
- 100% Pura Lana
- Adam Knits!
- b r o o k l y n t w e e d
- DancesWithWool
- Dogged
- Glenda - my upstream SP10
- Grumperina
- january one
- Kent's Craft
- Knit and Tonic
- Knitlady - my upstream SP11
- Knitters Anonymous
- Lolly Knitting Around
- Louhittaren Luola
- Mustaa Villaa
- Owl & Acorn
- Pieni Neuleblogi
- Pikku-Kettu Knits
- Princess Pumpkin
- Riihivilla - Dyeing with natural dyes
- See Eunny Knit
- Viiniä & Villasukkia
- Yarn Harlot
- Yarn Pirate
- Ysolda - my downstream SP10
- Yvonne - my downstream SP11
3 comments:
Very nice -- thanks so much for sharing the pattern!
Beautiful work! The pattern is lovely, thank you for sharing...now about those Legolis socks???
Purdy! Tbanks for the pattern!
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