Gray Matter

Thank you for your comments on yesterday's post. Many of you mentioned Jean's answer of my color question and I thought I'd let you know about her post on color earlier in the week. You have until tomorrow night to comment on Wednesday's post in order to win a copy of Sweet Shawlettes.

The skies are as gray as my knitting, however, they're as welcome as my knitting. We've not had much of a winter and the mountains have been sorely bereft of snow. From the sounds of it, they'll be getting pounded over the next few days, which means I'll have a chance to wear my beautiful Two-Ribs Infinity Scarf.  It should be finished this weekend and, hopefully, there will be FO shots, too!

Comments

[Kym]

So glad the snow has come to your mountains! Let it pour! :-)

[Suzy]

Maybe your lovely FO will make it snow -- that's my hope.

[CindyCindy]

This has been a strange winter, indeed! I love your Two-Ribs Infinity Scarf. It's lovely and will be soft and warm against your neck while outside walking. Happy Thursday!

[Kim]

It's been beautiful and sunny here the last few days which has gone a long way to mood improvement for me, but snow is nice too. :-)

I can't wait to see this cowl/scarf finished...it's so pretty!

[Vicki]

We have a pale blue sunny sky -- and the coldest temps so far this year, made even colder by a stiff wind from the west. Brrrr! I've piled on the wool this morning!

[Cheryl S.]

I'm looking forward to seeing the finished cowl - I think it's going to be fabulous.

[Katherine]

Yay! This year the snow has been sparse and late in upstate NY, too. This is only my third season here, but already I felt the lack of the nromally cold and snowy winter as a real loss. Who knew I would ever (everevereverever) wish for more snow and a bit more cold? Now that I've tried my knees at skiing, though, I would even be wishing for snow if I were in the valley with you.

[Anne]

Send it on down here to us when you are finished with it - we could use a LOT more in the mtns this year again.

[Chris]

Yay for snow in the mountains!! I've been enjoying not having snow, but it's going to be a dry spring if this keeps up...

[Carole]

Still no snow here but that's not really unusual. We are supposed to get a tiny bit tonight and again on Saturday, though.

[Carol]

Thank you for posting the link to her colour post. Snow has been pretty sparse around here too, though we're getting a light dusting today.

[Kristyn]

We finally got some snow today. While I can't say I have missed it I know our lake levels will be really low this winter if we do not get some decent snowfalls.

[Cookie]

Fingers crossed for lots of snow and knitting this weekend!

xo

[Marijke]

No snow here either, but that's not uncommon.
The scarf looks like a cosy knit.

[Debra]

I had the two-ribs infinity cowl cast on in a gray/black/white Mushishi yarn. It looks fabulous. But I had to pull it out as I cast on too tightly and ignored my good sense for 20 rows. I have yet to re-cast on. I need to practice the required cast on with a smaller number of stitches.

[Andi]

I love grey. This is going to be beautiful!