Endpaper Ipod Sock
My first real foray in to fair isle. I think every knitter with an mp3 player has made a sock for it at some point, and I figured it was time to clothe my Toshiba Gigabeat for the winter season. I used the chart from Eunny Jang’s Endpaper Mitts because it was simple and pretty. The yarn was some black acrylic and variegated wool leftovers from the stash.
Diamond Fair Isle Mitts
My second fair isle knitting project. It’s based on traditional fair isle mitten patterns, but I decided on a thumb gusset for comfort and a better fit. I love these mittens, they’re so warm and sleek and they look so impressive to knitters and non-knitters alike. I can’t wait for next winter to knit another pair, because I’d feel guilting making another pair when it’s almost spring.
10 feet high 
hello! I have seen you on Craftster and I was waiting for you to put your blog address in your signature! I just knew that you would have one. I like the flow of your writing, and your photography is lovely. love, ruby.
I actually just started my blog, so thats why I didn’t have a link up!
Thank you for your comment and compliments (It’s my first real comment on this blog!:O )
I’m gonna go check out your blog now
,Kelly
I came over from Craftster to see if you had come up with a scan or a pattern – a guide of some kind – for those beautiful mittens, the Diamond Fair Isle ones.
I like your Endpaper sock/cozy too.
Happy knittting,
Janey
Hola, me encantaron tus proyectos fue una agradable forma de desvelarme me gustaria iniciar un proyecto de un “poncho” tienes algun diseño.
Saludos desde Mexico
Felicidades!!!!