? Monday ? - where's the weekend gone?

I like this simple but beautiful scarf. Jared put down some general directions for it. It's not rocket science, but I like to look at his pictures of Noro striped scarf (and all his other photos of his wonderful work). I choose to do the edge differently, I like the way it looks, and it's easier. I'm using Noro Silk Garden colorway # 239 & 203. I'm halfway through with it, but now that the secret knitting is done, I can put more time into this project.

I'm spinning "Pie for Everyone" Spunky Eclectics November Club fiber. It's 100% Falkland wool, 4oz. At first I was disappointed, when I saw it, but once I started spinning it, I grew to like it. We'll see how it will look once finished.

While browsing on ravelry I found this circular neckwarmer and Paeivi was kind enough to put up the pattern for it! I absolutely love it, because I think I'll never going to knit a sweater for me, but I like my Beethoven Dickey very much, only it's like a bip, and leaves the shoulders cold. This neck warmer is next on my list. Thank you, Paeivi!

Larry sent me a picture of his finished Kyla mittens, here's another shot. I think its a lovely colorway. Thanks for sharing, Larry!

And, I've finished Hannah's socks. They where meant to be for Christmas, but I didn't get the yarn in time. I'll send them to her after Christmas.

With yarn like that, it was not necessary to knit an intricate stitch pattern. I've tried, but to my utter delight the yarn striped, and did NOT pool! What more could you want from yarn. Besides it is so busy by itself, no fancy - shmancy is needed.

They are size 9, knit with 2.25mm 5 DP needles. 60 stitches for the leg, 56 stitches for the foot. The yarn came from Amy Shimel's etsy store Electric Sheep Fibers. It's very soft (superwash), and it was fun to knit a basic sock again.