What I did this weekend…
I knit this:
…and turned it into this:
Pattern: Squatty Sidekick – a free pattern available when you sign up for Knitting Daily. Started Saturday afternoon – finished Sunday afternoon. More project details here on my Ravelry profile.
I also did some spinning – finally finishing the Emerald City from Lisa Souza. I love this green:
 I managed to squeeze 350ish yards of 3-ply out of the 4oz hank-o-roving. Not sure what I want to do with it yet so…into the basket ;o)
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Emerald City is amazing! What a gorgeous color!
The bag is really cute and that green is gorgeous!
Love the Emerald City. Gorgeous greens!
That spinning is beayoootiful!
Cute bag! Looks like Knitting Daily is having a hard time getting going in “Spring 2007,” but I signed up anyway. (Funny that you mention it when I just saw the ad in IK about two days ago and meant to look it up.)
I still haven’t gotten my invite to Ravelry, but I can wait. Looks fun.
Lovely spinning!
I love the bag, but I can’t see the details on Ravelry. I need to know!!!
Emerald City is simply gorgeous! I really love all those greens. Wonderful spinning!
Do I have you on my friends list in Ravelry? If not, I’m there under wandawoman, shouldn’t be too hard to find me, right? ;-)
The bag turned out really cute. I like it. And the Emerald City is beautiful, just love it!
That bag is so cute and I love that green yarn.
Ahhh, much better than my Squatty Sidekick gone wrong. I’m sure my next one will work out just fine. :) The green yarn is gorgeous.
Love the spun yarn!
AWESOME! I just printed out the Squatty pattern this weekend.
The green yarn is so pretty. If only I could touch it. :-(
Oh la la that Emerald City is lovely! And the Squatty Sidekick…love the title :o)
The spinning looks great–as does the bag!
Darling bag!
I LOVE the green.
Amy
Great bag. Finished in a weekend must mean an awesome weekend with lots of knitting. Always fun.
Your new handbag is adorable. I am so much loving the color of the emerald city yarn.
Cute bag! I’ve been meaning to do another felted bag. I love the color of that green.
Cute bag. oh I love that green too. :)
What a very beautiful bag you did – such a great pattern, and I totally love how the colors go along together! Very beautiful – and so is your spiining, I’m really impressed by that too!
Cute bag and beautiful handspun!
Cute Squatty, JessaLu!
Oh, those blue-greens! I know there was something else up there about a bag, but all I can see is the gorgeous handspun. Sigh! :-)
The Emerald City is gorgeous!
Oh I love that yarn.
Did I mention that I took a spinning class last weekend? Ummm it was more addicting than I expected – and I didn’t even get to use the wheel with roving.
I’ve already bought roving – it begins!