Yay it’s Friday! I love Friday, don’t you? Plus it’s the end of the month and I always like the anticipation and possibilities of a brand new month, so even though I’m not looking forward to moving from summer to fall, I am looking forward to October. To wrap up the month, I thought I’d share my final four finished objects for September.




You might recognize that first pair of mitts as the gift mitts from the Destination Yarns yarn. I’m delighted with how they turned out! I even blocked them and feel like they came out as a good man-hand size. (That sounds weird now.) Pattern is Mmmalabrigo Glovies and I followed it exactly.
The hat is another gift knit, a simple 1×1 ribbed beanie in some squishy chunky merino superwash. I do love making hats!
The cowl is a special one. The yarn was a gift I received in Wisconsin. One of our friends commissioned Alissa (from Chestnut Hills Farm & Fiber!) to hand-dye a custom colorway for us and isn’t it gorgeous?? It’s soft and squishy too, and I used as much as I could to make a Zig Zag Cowl, which is free on Ravelry.
The other pair of mitts I started a few months ago and set aside before even doing the thumb of the first mitt. But good grief, they’re so simple and with the brushed suri alpaca on size 5 needles, I finished them in two evenings. They’re so furry and cozy too. Can’t wait to wear them. And that pattern is also free on Ravelry!
So there you go: four more skeins used from stash! It barely makes a dent in what I brought home from Wisconsin but it’s a start.
Oh and I used the last bit of my gift yarn to make a wee scarf for a furry friend!

Happy Friday, friends.
That is an adorable furry friend! ❤ And the projects turned out great. I have a skein of brushed suri alpaca sitting in my stash doing nothing; maybe a pair of mitts would be a good fit for that yarn. I'll have to dig it out and see.
I saw that alpaca at a yarn festival and probably wouldn’t have bought it if she hadn’t had a sample of the mitts right there!
I need to buy myself a furry friend. I’ve bought small furry llamas and alpacas before, but they’ve always been gifts for my mom since she’s a llama lover.
You should! This year I bought myself a stuffed dog in Wisconsin. Why? Furry, plus she has purple spots. Now they mostly sit around looking cute and collecting dust.
Oh, cute!
The tiny scarf is the cutest.
So many cute things! You are really inspiring me to knit some small projects from stash.
It’s good for morale!
So many great projects! And they all look so cool 🙂 I am also definitely making that cowl!