Quiet time

pattern: Pogona by Westknits
yarn: Botany Lace by Araucania bought at Stoffenhuys Paulette
needles: Kollage Square 4mm

pattern: improvisation for Elio Di Rupo
yarn: Special DK by Stylecraft
needles: 3mm

pattern: improvisation for DJ Bravo!

pattern: improv number for flag
yarn: 4 strands left-overs held together
needles: 12mm

pattern: improv loosely based on Maria Behm's hitchhiker
yarn: Scheepjes Sicilia purchased at Stoffenhuys Paulette
needles: 8mm (?)

pattern: Delfts tile, crossstitch text generator

© Ameria
pattern: Swedish Dala horse meets Geo's fursuit - a comission

© Ameria
pattern: Frenchie embroidery improv 

Nahuatl

I think I finished my fastest project of the year yesterday:

The triangular scarf Yexcampa Tlamachiotili only took me 3 weeks to knit!

It's currently pinned out for blocking:

Pattern: Geometry @ Julia Weiss
Yarn: Lang Mille Colori Lace & Sock @ Suzywol

Great fun project which puzzled many who witnessed me knitting this in public.

Once this was bound off (by the fumes of my yarn), I could start clue 1 of the WestKnit's Mystery KAL.

At the moment it looks rather bizarre, but appeals to my inner dragon and I love love love the colours (though in this photograph the lime/petrol combo looks more like yellow/blue. I hope it'll photograph better on a less rainy afternoon).

So here it is, the first half of clue 1 for the Ixnēzcā shawl:

In case you're wondering about the strange title of this post and the names of my projects: I have decided to hencefort name all my projects in the language of the Aztecs, which is Nahuatl. For reference, I'm using the Nahuatl Dictionary of the University of Oregon

Why, you might ask?