I love how all those little pockets look, outside and inside (okay, so it just looks like a black hole, but really, there are two pockets on the inside!):
No pockets on the back. The overall color theme on this one is more green-brown tones, whereas the previous bag was brighter colors.
When I realized that these bags don't even make a dent in my leftover yarn stash, I tried to come up with a "bigger" project and decided to make a vest:
I really like all the weird color and texture combinations. It was a fun process, knitting and picking the next yarn or yarn combination.
However, the vest came out not just funky, but also really chunky :( and is not very flattering to wear. At least not for someone who "needs" flattering :). It's warm, though.
My husband really likes it and thinks I should add it to my "stash" and sell all that stuff at a booth next holiday season. He even wants to "man" the booth :).
It was great actually using up a lot of yarn. Oh, by the way, our foster dogs also helped with that. I woke up one morning to a huge yarn mess in the living room. They had had a ball over night. Fortunately for me, no work in progress was destroyed. Unfortunately for my daughter, she was not as lucky :( ...
Anyway, here is the "left over" leftover stash:
This does, of course, not include the stash of "new" yarns. Yarns are like books. It's hard to resist them in the store, but once you have them at home, they keep staring at you...
Anyway, next project: another pair of socks. Basic stand-by: toe-up. Yarn: Patons Stretch Socks, Mineral:
Three-stitch, two-row pattern:
Row 1: k, k, p
Row 2: k, p, k
repeat
I knit a lot during the bus commute to work. And socks are easy to take along...
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