*Fiber College, later this week. Still time to join in. Here's why*
Can I have a youGogirl or a yeeHA or something? I have knits to show. First up: the Zoe blanket.

Good old straight ahead stockinette knitting, after spending much of the summer getting all snagged in the loopy extra fine mohair of this shawl .

It was a pleasure to fly through these stitches. I practiced different ways of holding the needles to go fastest with the least amount of movement. (can you say knitting nerd?) BTW? The day after I completed it, I found the phonecam photo of the color progression I had in mind when I bought the yarn last year. I'd laid the skeins out and snapped it, so I'd have it for reference. Joke on me! It wasn't this order at all.

But it seems to work just fine, anyway.

My inspiration was this blanket on Pinterest. I assumed it was narrow stripes without any repeating colors. In the interest of economy, I just chose eight skeins and went with wide stripes, and imitated the color change textures with 2 rows of K1P1 at each change.

Not long ago I realized the blanket I admired is also on Ravelry--and I learned the narrow stripes repeated, so it wasn't like I'd have had to purchase 25 different colored skeins after all. Even so, I have enough left over to make Zoe a sweater in the same color stripes.
She seems pleased with it, too.