First stop, there has been lots of raving about the Lincraft Bamboozle and Spotlight Moda Vera Bamboo / Cotton yarn. So I thought to myself, of course I’m not going to miss out on this and decided to jump on the bandwagon, bought myself 2 skeins of the Moda Vera Bamboo / Cotton yarn. Thought I’d tried it out as a dishcloth. I gave one of it to Julie (she’s the office receptionist…and also the Director’s wife) and just told me today that it works fantastic as a dishcloth!! I think I will be buying more of them soon??

Pattern: Reverse Miter Dishcloth
Yarn: 1 ball of Moda Vera Bamboo/Cotton
Needles: 4.5 mm

Mr Postman has been MIA (missing in action) for quite some time but he dropped by for a visit last Friday with this fantastic package from my SP!!!! This is the 3rd and also the last package for SP 11. It’s time to reveal the mystery now!! Anyway, I found out that my Secret Pal is Anne from Finland!!! Also, if you’re on Ravelry, don’t forget to give her a visit too!!

Anyway, look at all the yummy goodies that Anne has posted to me!!! A gorgeous hand knitted Swallowtail Shawl in beautiful estonian wool. Sheve even included a ball of Finnish wool, Florica that she dyed herself with Kool Aid. Thank you so much Anne!!! You’ve been a great spoiler!!! I love everything that you’ve sent me!! Thank you again Anne!!!

Oooh…that’s not the end of the week. Hang on. Be patient. Here I am (drumroll please ), presenting to you, my third pair of hand knitted socks, the Anastasia Socks!! This time, it fits me perfectly!!! I’m a very happy happy girl!! Anyway, the only modifications that I made are using Knitty Magic cast on and Wendy’s Gusset Heel methods, instead of the short row toes and heels recommended in the pattern.

Pattern: Anastasia Socks
Yarn: 1 ball of Lana Grossa Meilenweit Cotton 100 Maya
Needles: 2.5 mm

Lastly, to those of you who have doggies around the house, did you ever find it hard trying to take photos of you socks?? I was having a hard time trying to snap decent photos of my socks!! First, I have Momo’s bum next to my feet!! Next, Coco decided that she wanted to be in the picture as well.

Pattern: Ballband Dishcloth from Mason-Dixon Knitting book
Yarn: Bendigo 8 Ply Cotton in New Blue, Lemon Drop and Mango
Needles: 4 mm

These pass four days, all I’ve been knitting are these Ballband Dishcloths. They’re pretty addictive and super duper easy to knit. They even make pretty gifts too. Most probably, I’ll be giving them to Tian’s aunties as gifts

They can either use it as a facecloth or a dishcloth since they’re both made from cotton anyway. I’ll even packed a bar of WA made soap too!! :up:

Pattern: Swish With A Twist
Yarn: 1 ball of Bendigo 8 ply cotton (Peach Colour) and 1 ball of Panda 4 ply cotton (Red)
Needles: 4.5 mm

I finally finished the last dishcloth for my Dishcloth Swap. This is my first time attempting cables for the very first time. I must say, it’s pretty intimidating for me holding so many needles including the cable needles. Probably I’m just not used to it. Also, I noticed that my dishcloth does not look exactly like the one shown in the pattern. Have absolutely no idea what I did wrong . I hope my pal won’t mind.

Anyway, these 3 dishcloths will be nicely wrapped and ready to be posted this coming Tuesday as Monday is a public holiday here. I really hope that my pal will like these dishcloths that I’ve knitted for her.