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23.07.2009 nachdem ich mir einen Muskelfaserriss in der Wade zugezogen, das Bein hochgelagert und die Hände frei hatte, musste ich natürlich ein paar Sachen anschlagen  After I hurt my leg and had to put it up I had my hands free to cast on a few things (who's the knitter to resist such an opportunity?).
noch mehr Info gibt es auf / more info on  Das erste war Miss Sophie's Hands ein Testgestrick für Laris, die Anleitung wird es bald geben. Der erste Handschuh ist fertig, der zweite ist begonnen. Ich finde ihn wirklich schön.
The first one was a test knit for Laris: Miss Sophie's Hands - pattern will be out soon. The first glove is done, the second in the making. I love Laris' design.
Needle / Nadeln :
US 1 / 2.25 mm
Yarn / Garn:
Wollmeise Sockenwolle 100% superwash
How much? / Wie viel?
1 skeins = 575.0 yards (525.8m)
Die Farbe ist "Puderdöschen", das ich noch aus "alten Zeiten" hatte und jetzt nur noch im Kit von Yarnissimas Digitessa erhältlich ist.
Sorry, the colorway "Puderdöschen" turned into Yarnissima's Digitessa and is available only in the La Digitessa Kit.
Das zweite Unternehmen war Swallowtail von Evelyn A. Clark, das ich schon seit Jahren stricken wollte.
The second project was Swallowtail, which I've been coveting for a few years now. 
Meine Projektnotizen aus Ravelry: / My project notes from Ravelry: Needle
US 6 / 4.0 mm
Yarn
Wollmeise Sockenwolle 100% superwash
How much?
1 skeins = 575.0 yards (525.8m)
Colorway
Petit Poison Nr. 5 medium
Color family
Purple
Another project which I had in mind for a few years already.
I’ve read most of the notes the other knitters wrote on this and have decided to go with the 19 repeats of buds instead of the 14 which are stated in the original pattern. I’ll see how this will work out and if my yardage is enough. I’ve got a 161 g skein.
There are 5 g yarn left over. At the end I added another row 5 to make the points deeper and another row like the 7th too (still widening the rapport according to the original row 7 - don’t know if this makes sense), all the while deepening the points.
Now I need to block it - it looks small and crumpled in it’s unblocked stage. When I was almost done I even thought of ripping the whole thing, because usually I like really fine lace yarn. Then I went ahead and knitted on anyway because I wanted too see the end result. What I really do love is the color and the feel of the yarn while knitting it.
First time for my blocking wires - I love them! It makes blocking so much easier. Thank you lovely friend, who gave them to me!
Measurements: about 32” deep and 63” across - not as small as I thought after all…
Jetzt auf den Nadeln ist Ondulé, ein Jackendesign von Anne Hanson, das mir sooooo gut gefällt. Ich habe es an Ann Hanson selbst gesehen (wie es natürlich an mir aussehen wird und ob ich die Passform hinbekomme, sei dahingestellt ).
Now on my needles: Ondulé, a cardigan by Anne Hanson. I saw her wearing it at the Spring Fling and was fascinated. If it will look as pretty on me and if I'll get the fit right remains to be seen... 
Das Rückenteil und das linke Vorderteil sind fast fertig.
The back and the left front are almost done. Meine Projektnotizen aus Ravelry: / My project notes taken from Ravelry: Needle
US 3 / 3.25 mm
Yarn
Four Seasons Casa, pure wool
Colorway
overdyed
Color family
Blue-green
Purchased at
Wolle Hartmuth, Inh. Ute Gorgels in Würselen, Nordrhein-Westfalen
Notes
When I saw the original Ondulé on Anne Hanson herself (Spring Fling at the Loopy Ewe in 2009) I knew I had to knit one for myself. I adore this jacket. I just love the details such as an understated pattern, the collar band using short rowing, the fit, the not pulling in rib pattern on the lower part and so on, even the color is great and made me think of my stash yarn.
Now that summer is almost over I think I don’t need to cast on for a “summery” project.
The yarn for this has been in my stash for about two decades and was over dyed in 2003 using Ashford dyes - I don’t even remember the original color (sure I didn’t like it though). It had been commercial wool yarn in a solid color. Should be perfect for Ondulé. It is variegated but only subtly though.
July 14: swatching - and I will wash and block the swatch too - I promise!
And a good thing I did! The swatch relaxed quite a bit, despite the wool being overdyed, heated, rinsed and so on beforehand.
Swatch is drying now.
July 15: almost getting gauge, this should work!
Did the cast on for the back.
July 18: Commencing armhole shaping on back
Jetzt möchte ich wirklich noch ein bisschen stricken bevor der Nachtdienst auf mich zu rollt :)
Now I'll get back to the needles before night shift rolls around...
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byLisa Audit
