Granite

Liberty’s in London finally broke me down… and I bought a ton of Rowan Bamboo Tape yarn to knit Erika Knight’s design, “Granite” from one of the newest Rowan mags.

Starting the back piece of Granite

I had brought the Central Park Hoodie to work on, but after finishing the sleeves, I was at a bit of a loss… my hands craved plain o’ mindless knitting. Knitting for the bus, knitting for the tube, knitting for the afternoon coffee at the cafe, knitting for the plane. So, here’s a whole lotta stockinette to knit up in fettucine-like bamboo yarn.

Tags: Bamboo Tape, Granite

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4 responses to “Granite”

The Caffeinated Crafter says... May 24th, 2008 at 8:43 pm

That’s some lovely yarn/tape.
judy says... May 25th, 2008 at 6:43 am

I am so glad you are back I enjoy checking out your blog and your great ambitions.
Jennifer says... May 25th, 2008 at 8:04 am

Few can resist the tempting powers of Liberty. I love the Granite. Definitely worth every pound. I hope you splurged for some tea in Liberty’s tea room. It makes for one of the best places to shop, knit and sit.
chris says... May 26th, 2008 at 7:09 pm

aww, liberty. i love that place.

gorgeous colour that you have there. can’t wait to see the FO.

what do you think?

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