Within 15 mins I was at the store.

The pockets are really nice and deep so you don't have to worry about things falling out. The inside is HUGE!


Of course, if you have a new knitting bag, you must have new yarn to go with it, right?
Madeline Tosh Light.
I was thinking of a light shawl for that yarn. I even started one today, right after I finsihed Amiga Three. Did about 3 inches and changed my mind.

It's amazing what a difference a sunny day makes. When I took the pictures for My Amiga, it was a very dreary cloudy day. The colour kept looking more green than yellow.

Pithy details on Amiga Three - Louet's Euroflax 100% wet spun linen, knitted on 5.5 mm needles. No real modifications to the pattern except on the front band. I did a simple yarn over eyelet. No buttons. If I decide to add buttons later, I can use the eyelets as buttonholes. No blocking but threw it in the washing machine on a gentle wash, followed by 15 mins in the dryer.
Interesting the lint that came off this yarn...it's like paper.