The last two challenges in the Exhibitionis along, was to take a picture of something strange. I haven't done that one yet. It's quite hard actually. The other challenge was to take a pciture of everything we are knitting, our WIP's in other words. It took some time to find everything. I found out that I have way too much yarn in the living room. I have a box which fits under the corner table for my WIP's. It wasn't supposed to be full, but look here what was in the box. It was a bit more than I thought.
At the moment I'm knitting my fourth Branching out scarf. I knit this one in the same yarn as my third, Gedifra easy soft. I bought two skeins, but it was enough with one skein for a scarf. The first one in Gedifra easy soft was a gift, but since I had another skein, I'm knitting a scarf for me.
I have got a thing for scarf, obviously. I'm knitting an Argosy scarf as well. The yarn is Noro kureyon. http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter06/PATTargosy.html 
These Baudelaire socks are now UFO's. Hard to knit, mostly because I have knitted the first sock two times, but knitted wrong, so I had to do it again. I'm still on the first sock. Think I forgot them on purpose. Have decided to try to knit them right after my Branching out scarf is finished.
Holder også en djevel-lue fra Nøstebarn. Det er tulla som har ønsket seg en orange lue. Lurer litt på om den kommer til å bli brukt, selv om hun har valgt farge, for hun er veldig rosa.
I'm also knitting a devil-hat from Nøstebarn. It's for my daughter. She wanted an orange hat. I'm wondering if she's going to use it, even though she picked the color, she is a very pink girl.
Jeg meldte meg på GAAA-along på Hobbyboden, men henger veldig etter. Har ikke klart å fullføre en eneste lapp. Det krever rett og slett for mye konsentrasjon, og det har ikke jeg på kveldene. Må liksom følge med på tv samtidig og det går bare ikke godt sammen med lesing av oppskrifter til GAAA-lapper. Jeg har veldig lyst på teppe i kjellerstua, så jeg skal ta meg selv i nakken og strikke teppet, med tiden.
I signed up for a GAAA-along at Hobbyboden, but I'm not keeping up with the speed. Actually I haven't finished one single piece. The pattern demands my full concentration, and I can't handle that in the evening. Really need to have an eye on the tv and that combination of tv watching and reading the pattern for GAAA-pieces is not a good combination. I really want a carpet for my basement, so I'm going to pull myself together and knit the afghan, with time. I tillegg til det jeg har tatt bilde av, holder jeg på med en Nøstebarn-dress til og en kragejakke fra Nøstebarn i voksenstørrelse. Skjørtet Hey Mickey er heller ikke helt ferdig. Det var mine arbeider for tiden. Det ble en del, men denne utfordringen fikk meg i alle fall til å finne dem fram igjen. Så får vi se om det var nok inspirasjon til å få ferdig arbeidene mine. Takk MayaB for en morsom along.
Now I'm back from my Easter holiday. I have knitted a bit during my holiday. My daughter got a jacket knitted with Opal. Have to sew loose ends and fix some buttons, but soon ... It didn't take too much time to knit, and I used raglan decrease to avoid a lot of making up. Don't like that a lot.

I knitted a Branching out-scarf during Easter. I used Juvel, a wool yarn. The scarf turned out okay, but I rather knit the scarf in a thinner yarn, so I did. I knitted one in Alpaca wool. That scarf turned out a lot better. Now I'm knitting one in Gedifra easy soft. It's getting better and better. The last scarf is thin and really great. And yes, I like knitting this scarf. Branching out in Juvel is my contribution for April in the One Gift A Month along and the white on is my contribution for March in the same along. I think some people will find a Branching out scarf from me under the Christmas tree this year. I think I'm going to knit one for me as well. 
I have finished both Eris and Klaralund. Really satisfied with them, and I have worn both one time before Spring arrived. I am thinking about knitting a Klaralund for someone for Christmas. It was an easy sweater to knit, thick yarn and easy pattern. I liked knitting Eris as well, but it was a bit more work than the Klaralund. I have more leftover yarn from both, especially from Klaralund. The leftovers from Klaralund I think is going into a sweater for my son, a hat for me and maybe I knit a miniKlaralund for a present for a little girl I know. 
I have also started on a Hey Mickey skirt for my daughter. She picked the yarn herself. It was bought in France and is cotton yarn. Very soft and great to knit with. I have fixed a little on the pattern, because I couldn't stand the idea of binding all those ends together. 




I have also knittet a bit more on my Eris. Soon finished with one sleeve. Hope to knit more during the weekend.
New challenge in Exhibitionist, show where you knit. I've taken av picture of my sofacorner. I sit there and knit every evening. Didn't tidy, so you can see my Eris. I also have a box next to the coach with a "few" WIP's.
I just love coming home from a long day at work, pick up the mail and discover a packet in my mailbox. Especially when the packet contains yarn. My hobbyfriend at 




Since I signed up a little late, I thought I had to do challenge 1 as well. The first challenge was to show the knitty-thing you love the most. Couldn't really think of anything, but this basket I use for my needles is something I have had forever, so I guess I kind of love my basket. 
I have knitted a little bit since the last time I was here. Theese are socks for my daughter, knittet in wool with a little bit of polyamid. They are too big for her now, but they were knitted for next season so that's good.

My eris is growing. I have knitted so far that I'm about to start the hem. So far so good, but I'm not too happy about winter being over. It looks like I won't be able to use my eris before next season. Maybe I just have to knit one in cotton?








I have finally completed enough projects to allow myself to start a new project. I have started the Argosy-scarf from Knitty in Noro Kureyon. Lovely yarn. Really looking forward to complete this project, but I'm kind of worried the spring will arrive before I have completed my scarf. That means I won't be using it until winter has once again come. Really wish I found Noro before. I have enough yarn in Noro to knit myself a sweater as well. That means I need to keep the needles moving. Too much to knit, too little time.