I have just sent out my end of month newsletter. In it I pondered if there was a ‘knitting season’. There isn’t for me but I imagine a lot of knitters will find it too hot to work on a large project when the weather is warm. I did the majority of the work for the Wyatt jumpers for my grandsons when in Queensland back in 2017 – though admittedly mostly sitting under the A/C unit.
So I thought I’d ask – I have the Ribble Cowl pattern that is almost ready for release. Should I hang on and wait till the end of August, and the start of this knitting season, or should I go ahead and publish now?
There is no such thing as a knitting season as far as I’m concerned. I knit out on the deck and listen to the bird. I like knowing that I have a nice new knit ready to wear the moment the cool weather hits. Come August, our evenings are perfect for shawls and wraps.
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Thank you Regina. It is certainly a difficult one. It’s not as if it is very hot here in the Uk summer, so I may just go ahead. We need things to do while we are all still isolating at home.
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Exactly right! I am a danger to society without my knitting!
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It’s always knitting season for me. If the pattern is released soon knitters have time to choose yarn and get the cowl ready for the cooler days. Hope this helps ❤
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Thank you Jane, good points, that I hadn’t thought of. I think I will probably just go ahead and publish in a few week’s time.
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[…] to say though, that Ribble Cowl will be published before the end of June so I do have that to look forward to. I just have the […]
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There is a knitting season for me. I haven’t looked at patterns or worked on any projects since May. When the weather turns warm, I hone in on the gardening and putting up fruits in the freezer. Now, when September rolls around, it’s game on for knitting. I have a weird seasonal clock that tells me what I should be focusing on.
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