What are you working on? First fair isle colorwork is coming along nicely. All colorwork rows are done. On to adjusting for length and then ribbing the edge.

I cannot say it's going quickly, however it is looking pretty good. I have a link to the pattern (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/fair-isle-colorwork-hat) and the yarn (https://www.ravelry.com/yarns/library/malabrigo-yarn-rios) just so you can find the same items I am using. I am quite happy with my first go of Fair Isle crochet.

I really strongly dislike Make-a-longs. Hear me out. I don't want to commit to long protracted process where I have to wait for content to come to me. It's a weird hurry up and wait thing that frustrates me. I get ahead and impatient, then behind and rushing. I'm not so good at that. Enter the Craftique Colorwork MAL for January. Attached is the graphic. There are THREE project choices (two knit and one crochet). I am MUCH too warm blooded these days for a sweater (menopause), and I am a little more boho tree-hugger than the geometric. So I chose the tree hat. I signed up for a Make-a-Long (MAL). Craftique has studio perks for those that shop there including a Tip Sheet. Here's the links. Sweater - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/echeveria-sweater Geometric hat and cowl - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/llariega **Tree hat - https://brianakdesigns.com/fair-isle-crochet-hat-free-pattern/ While I do teach classes at this studio, I don't get any commission on the products sold there. This is simply a courtesy to share it. https://craftiquestudio.shop/ I have used the in-house yarn from Craftique, that's Morpholana. It's not only beautiful, the quality is high. Grace (the dyer and shop owner) has a great eye for color. https://www.morpholana.com/collections/all My yarn is some malabrigo rio (my skin is VERY sensitive to wools, so I have to be selective) and coordinates with yarn I own for another project. My tree hat will be the dark color at the top, the pale in the mid color, and the cranberry on the ribbing. The trees will probably end up being the cranberry also.

This is the Mutated Virus Shawl. Love this yarn. It's a wool/silk blend. Glorious to work with.

Already love wearing it and I still have 37 rows to go. It's so rare that I make something for myself. I am thrilled to have it almost ready. #crochet #knit #tunisiancrochet