Monday, May 14, 2012

TFA Colour KAL

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The TFA Colour KAL has officially begun! I took some time last week to do some swatching, but instead of just swatching a flat rectangle I decided to knit a hat. That way I could swatch in the round, figure out some decreases and after all the work and math was done, I'd have a hat! Bonus. 

The swatch worked out well and now I just have a bit more math to do before I'm ready to cast on for my KAL sweater. I'll keep you posted on my progress! I may not have much time to work on it this week since I'll be a busy bee getting all the Club kits in the mail, but with my swatching all done I feel like I've already made good progress. 

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11 comments:

  1. What a great hat (um, I mean swatch!). Lovely colors, Tanis.

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  2. Clever idea to knit a hat to test your ideas - I really like the design, too!

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  3. Another gorgeous combo... as usual :)

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  4. The most beautiful swatch I have every seen!

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  5. I'm in love with this hat... so beautiful!

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  6. I started mine! The colour affection shawl using two of the one of a kind skeins I've bought on Etsy and at the Frolic, I just need to pick up a third....The stripes in brown and green are like mint chocolate goodness!

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  7. Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....gorgeous!!!!!

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  8. Slipped stitches for the win! What a clever way to do a swatch, now you've got an awesome hat out of it, too!

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  9. Those colors are perfection and what a great idea to knit a useable swatch!

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  10. Awesome idea & beautiful colours as always!!...care to share the pattern for the hat...I mean swatch

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