Happy October, Socktober, Socktoberfest…and Autumn!
October 6, 2009
Wow. This year is just flying by, isn’t it?
Things have been humming along, here at chez Knitting by Bicycle.
• Philadelphia almost closed the libraries and other essential services, in a rather anxious budget mess that was thankfully resolved at the 11th hour.
• Summer came to an abrupt close, ushering in changing leaves and crisper air.
• Philadelphia had its first Naked Bike Ride

[yes, I know this isn't of naked people OR of bikes, but hey. I respect all those who rode and I don't want to plaster them on the internet without consent.]
• Kasy’s daughter turned the mighty age of 18. An apple pie was baked in her honor and a Silk kerchief scarf was knit and gifted.
[details on Ravelry. In short, 1 skein of Noro Kureyon Sock + 1 skein of some label-less navy blue merino sock yarn + Kate's awesome instructions]
• A silly trip to Linvilla Orchards, on our scooter, on a drizzly Saturday, to get some apples and have some fun.
• And the beginning of a month long adventure of socks. My main focus on socks, this month, will be to finally finish my Through the Loops Mystery Socks from 2008 as well as to cast on and complete the Mystery Socks of 2009. Join us, over in the Socktoberfest group and the Fans of Through the Loops group, both on Ravelry.
Oh. And I biked 150 miles for MS this past weekend. And Rhinebeck is very, very, very soon. Gosh, I love this month!










October 7, 2009 at 1:40 pm
Yay! I can’t wait to hear all about the ride. Next year, I so want to do it. It just wasn’t in the cards for me this year.
January 8, 2010 at 2:20 pm
[...] 8 triangular scarves/shawls: 1. Landscape Shawlette in blue (ravelry link) (blog post) 2. Lavalette test knit (ravelry link) 3. Beaded Seraphim (ravelry link) 4. Textured Shawl Kerchief, in garter stitch (ravelry link) 5. Simple Things test knit (ravelry link) 6. Cashmere Landscape shawlette (ravelry link) 7. Tweedy Textured Shawl (ravelry link) 8. Striped shawl (not shown in mosaic, cause I forgot about it!) (ravelry link) (blog post) [...]