It was a beautiful day and I was able to get down to the waters edge.
First up are my Halloweentown Socks. This was a new colorway this year and was knit up on the Glint Sock base. I rather liked how they turned out and will definitely be putting out a few more skeins in this colorway next year :)
Next is the Handbrake Cowl. The yarn is my handspun using a BFL roving my friend Krysten dyed for her Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Club a few years back.
These are some scarves that I wove for the Vintage & Made Fair. I ended up keeping the blue one, little man claimed the stripey one, and I'm not sure who the other will go to yet.
The blue one is my #9 colorway (for the 9th Doctor) on my Superwash Merino DK base.
The stripey one is my Yukon colorway (self-striping) on my Superwash Merino Aran base.
And the other is my Mulled colorway on my Donegal Tweed Aran base.
Remember earlier this year how I was lamenting about how I needed a new pair of mittens for myself so I CO a pair and didn't have enough yarn to finish the second mitt? Well, I finally got around to finishing the second. I ended up knitting the cuff out of some leftover Sea Serpent colorway that I had from little man's pair, and I knit the rest using the Knocker colorway. I don't think many people will see the green sticking out of my coat sleeves and if they do, so what?
I have made a lot of progress during the retreat on a few projects today which is nice. My normal knitting crew didn't attend this retreat - I wasn't going to either - but one of my friends from Cedar Rapids let me know that someone she knew had to back out and there was a ticket available so I said "Sure, I'll check it out" and here I am :)
My advent calendar prep is still going on but I am nearing the end (thankfully), and I am still plugging away on other projects as well.
The hubby took the minions to the in-laws' lake house for the weekend since I will be knitting at the retreat. It's always weird to be home when it's so quiet...
Here are a few more photos from my walk today.
Most of the leaves have fallen but there were still some on a few trees.
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