or more accurately, copy-cthulhu. I signed up for a Ravelry Rubberneckers Swap, and my swap victim aliseknits likes dice. Oooh, I know someone who made a geek-tastic glow-in-the-dark dice bag recently, that’s so a good idea. So I made one too.
pattern: Chthulu Dice Bag by A. A. Leavitt-Reynolds (mods: knit the base smaller and the body over 50 st instead of 70)
yarn: King Cole Fashion Aran in black, Bernat Glow in the Dark in Green Glow (the glow is much more impressive than the picture shows, but it turns out to be really difficult to photograph)
needles: 4 mm
And I received an amazing swap package from CodeCrafter, stuffed full of yarny chocolatey gorgeous goodness, including LittleFreak yarn, a brilliant knitting mag and the cutest project bag that she made herself.
In other news, my calorimetry love goes on. Friend liked her Christmas one in Kureyon very much and asked if I would do her a more conservatively coloured one for work, which gave me a good way to use up the bit of BfL aran left over from dad’s scarf
pattern: Calorimetry by Kathryn Schoendorf (96 st, 4.5 mm needles)
yarn: Violet Green Hand-Dyed Bluefaced Leicester Aran in chocolate
And then I realised I want one too, and I haz a ball of Kureyon in the same shades as Vladi’s one, so am knitting that now ….
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oh that brown one’s lovely. Calorimetries are such useful things. Mine is the only earwarming device in my repertoire that fits under a bike helmet, so gets plenty of use. Also good if you’re going for a run or something – a bit more head ventilation than a hat.
I love the brown too. When buying yarn I always fall for the brightly coloured ones and forget how beautiful simple colours like a deep rich brown can be.