Is this spring?

Everyone arrived in shirtsleeves and lightweight sweaters today as the temperature reached 74 degrees. We were taking bets as to when the next temperature drop would happen and how much snow we'd get. It is "false spring" after all. 😉 But we will enjoy it for now.

Dorah finished her LOSY Hat and it is a beauty! If you have small bits of left overs from socks, you can combine two to make an endless array of variations of this hat.

 Carole used her neck lamp/magnifier to help make her knitting experience an easier, more pleasant one.

She's working on her Squarshy Slouch Hat that has a distinct line of stitches swirling through the sea of stockinette stitch.

Nancy is almost finished with her Grid Gambit Cowl.

The colors she chose are stunning together!

I modified the top of Claudia Krisniski's Easy Mittens to have a squared off top with a grafted seam closure. These will be added to the inventory along with Dorah's hat for the Falcon Boutique at Albany High School next fall.

I have enough yarn left over for a 2x2 ribbed hat to match. We joked that whoever gets this set could work at Albany International Airport directing incoming flights.😂

Barbara K started a scrappy hat into which she will incorporate odds and ends of stripes using a basic beanie style hat pattern.

Barbara B found a WIP that was hiding at the bottom of a pile and decided to finish it. Unfortunately, the pattern was discontinued on Ravelry and she can't find her printed copy so she will knit the rest of the sock plain with just a bit of ribbing on the instep. She was so close to being done that she didn't want to frog it. Besides, then she would have to unkink the used yarn and that's a hassle. 

Dorah is very near the end of her Sophie Scarf and she still has a good amount of this yarn left over so she might make another.

Barbara B's sourdough treat this week was a delicious cinnamon apple coffee cake. Everyone had a piece and brought home a doggie bag too!

I think I'll take a quick walk while it's still nice out since tomorrow looks like we might have some rain. Enjoy the false spring while you can and keep those needles clicking!