Looking at my Insta-Feed from September I noticed again how much I knitted and how often I was on the road in things Maschenfein. The projects have once again increased significantly with the start of fall. That's great!

At the beginning of the month I still very eagerly knitted many different glove designs for my new video course (1, 2 & 3). First with the Colibri needles, which I like so much, and then finally with the short "Sockwunder" needles, which I fell in love with after the third attempt. In the meantime, I have already knitted through all strengths and find them great. More about that another time. By the way, my new course "knitting gloves" is online since Friday (4)! Have you already discovered him?

My Cusi Cardigan (5) was finished and so was the first Maschenfein poncho, namely the checkerboard poncho (6). Sometime in September arrived my bulk order Bergamo and Lusso in Curry (7) and from it I knitted in no time (8) the Bergalu poncho a cozy favorite part (9), which I show you tomorrow (!!) here, including knitting pattern and / or knitting kit. As you like!

Also finished in September is a totally great, narrow shawl from Bayak (1), with many short rows. For this I'm looking for test knitters in a few days, I'll show pictures and post more info about the shawl in my Facebook group. If you like, then drop by there.

The weather in September was changeable and so it happened that I was snuggled up in a Cusi cardigan and Hinata scarf, but barefoot in Birkenstocks through the area (2). And on the way to a fair it was so cold that I sat in the train wrapped in Leokadia and Sinikka (3).

At this fair I then spent two fun days with the team from Lamana (7) (the new designs are great, I can't wait to show you more) and from Addi (boah, the olive wood crochet hooks are just so beautiful (8)!) and in between knitted Sinikka shawls in many sessions with numerous participants (9). I reported about it the other day.

The month ended with a great knitting blogger event at Makerist (10, 11 and 12), who was there and what it was all about I'll tell you as soon as I've seen the pictures of the evening.

Have a great Wednesday!