Knitting in pink | Thick n’ quick

This yarn doesn’t really go well with orange knitting needles, but it won’t stay there for long, it’s a quick knit this time.

Knitting in pink

If I could have thick soft yarn in wool with great colours (like pink and green and orange) I would knit more. But of course thick yarn knits up quick and if it has got any quality it’s not cheap. It’s not really expensive eather, but if you are a low budget student everything seams to be overpriced.

Maybe about two weeks ago I started getting the winter-knittng-itch again. You know the feeling? TV is on more in the evenings and the hands can’t be idle for long. Starts with a scratching feeling and next thing you know you’re in your favourit yarn store looking for new projects in thick yarns for winter weather stuff. Like a cap and a scarf, why not? Doesn’t really mather how many skeins of yarn you’ve got in your stash I think. You just need to have some more. This time I only bougt three skeins. Two pink and one grey, and then I went back the next day to change the grey skein to a pink one. I love how this colours glowes and shines even when the sky is grey and it’s raining in November.


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4 Responses

  1. I SO agree with you on the colour! My philosophy is, you HAVE to wear bright colours when it’s grey and gloomy, to brighten up the day! I have a tangerine orange coat which I wear in the winter, along with rainbow coloured knitted gloves ^_^

  2. i dig pink and orange together…i just crochet a scarf for my niece delaney jane – fuchia and orange. i sit and crochet while watching
    tv too. very relaxing

  3. What a luscious color! I hope you’ll take a picture of you wearing it when you’re finished. I agree, bright colors help make the grays go away.
    =o))

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