sketch | summer knitting projects.

I've mentioned before that in 2018, I began keeping track of my knits and the color inspirations for them in a knitting sketchbook. What started on a tiny whim has turned into a project I can't ever see myself stopping--visualizing the garments I'm making and the potential color combinations I want to use is not only helpful and informative, but I've loved looking back on previous entries to see what projects I gravitated to, and what colors, at a given time.I've used ravelry to keep track of my knitting for a decade (or more?); that won't stop because the knowledge gained from other knitters there is invaluable (yarn substitutions, other color interpretations as inspiration). But to have something tangible to go to is huge.Here is my most recent f.o. (a Flax sweater for my oldest nephew) and my current project (a Eugene sweater by Whitney Hayward). Clearly, after creating a bunch of top down stripes for my nephews, I wanted to add one to my wardrobe.See more from my knitting sketchbook here.