A New Haven

I'm spending some time at CampKIP this weekend and I took a little excursion to check on the river. Thankfully everything seems in order. I checked out the John Colter Memorial and enjoyed the view for a bit and now I'm back at camp and playing with fiber.

Steampumpk'd

I spent most of the past couple of weekends spinning some lovely 100% superwash English 56's wool. I picked up this beautiful hand dyed roving at Sheep Day from Dyeabolical and if you haven't checked out her stunning colors then go to www.dyeabolical.com and enjoy. I love the colors and the long color lengths in the singles. I think I decided this roughly in half so I'm hoping the colors somewhat line up and give me some nice long repeats in the final product.

Forest Park Hoodie

I am spending a little time on my favorite bench in Forest Park and enjoying some beautiful weather and afternoon knitting. I brought my Central Park Hoodie to finish up the second sleeve and I think it will officially be renamed, as of now, the Forest Park Hoodie. So all of the pieces are completed and the next step is washing and blocking them to the right size. Once that's finished I have to decide to do the hood or look into mods to do a shawl collar of some sort. I won't ever wear the hood so I'm thinking I might change the particular piece. Don't worry, I'll let you know what I decide.
My view and the sweater pieces (oh and some surprise visitors: