Jan 04 2007
Project Spectrum 2.0: The Official Word
After seeing your suggestions, and mulling it over a bit on my own, I have come up with the list for this year’s Project Spectrum.
Starting this February – as in FOUR WEEKS from today! – we will embark on another exploration of the color wheel. This time, there will be more “wiggle room”; with each two month span there will be THREE colors or groups. This means that you can choose one of the colors and immerse yourself in it for two whole months, or you can use all three in your creative process.
February / March
Blue, White, Gray
April / May
Green, Yellow, Pink
June / July
Red, Black, Metallics
August / September
Brown, Orange, Purple
The color triads were picked randomly and fell in this nice little order. Three colors a month gives all of us more latitude and more room to explore. Of note: the addition of the “Metallics” category in June / July. This is the perfect time to work with the golds, silvers, coppers, etc. that are in your various craft stashes. I am thinking that this may be the perfect way to use those silver beads I got as a birthday gift…
The general inspiration is the same as the first incarnation of Project Spectrum. Creative expressions of all kinds are welcomed and highly encouraged. Bust out of your crafty routine and challenge yourself to see colors in a different way! If this means dipping into a new craft, or simply seeing your own craft through a different lens, Project Spectrum is the impetus you need!
Just for a little rundown and review of WHAT Project Spectrum is for the newcomers (a rehashing of last year’s post on the topic with a few new highlights):
Colors inspire. Colors elicit deep emotions and memories. Colors symbolize life events and the changing of the seasons. We surround ourselves with color – in our homes, in our gardens, and even on our dinner plate.The idea of Project Spectrum is simply a celebration of the colors around us, and taking the time to notice them. Participants can dye, crochet, weave, decoupage, spin, build, stitch, knit, paint, scrapbook, construct, sew, quilt, cook, grow, collage, photograph, bake, or bead items in that color group (of course all arts and crafts that I missed are totally welcome as well!).
It is really about expressing yourself creatively – making something beautiful, and creating something unique with your hands. It is also about thinking outside of the box – perhaps taking up a new hobby, or a long neglected one, or finally dabbling in design.
You can choose to make one thing out of the designated color(s) in the two-month span – or twenty things! This is a no-pressure project. You can simply make a photo essay – you carry around your camera with you and post pictures of the color objects you see throughout your daily travels.
Projects can be big or small – whether you plan to tile your kitchen or photograph a blooming tree in your backyard – it is not a race, it is just about sharing your creative work to inspire others and express your spirit!
You do not have to have a blog to participate. If you would like to share your work with others, think about joining the Project Spectrum Flickr Group! You simply have to have a passion for creating and expressing yourself through your work, and encouraging others to do the same. This is a create-along! It can easily work with any crafty obligations you may have – whether they are swaps, planned gifts, etc.
Project Spectrum is about expression and creating beauty with all of the colors of the rainbow – and there are millions of ways to do that! Let’s discover them together!
There you have it – a new adventure in the making!
In the coming days, I will post about what I am planning to do during the Project Spectrum span, as well as inspirational photographs and crafts that get me thinking about all of the colors of the rainbow! Please let me know what you think of the color combos, and join the Flickr discussion about what you are planning for this round! Also, grab one of the trusty Project Spectrum buttons, and tell your friends! Stay tuned – This is going to be great 
I am so excited! Thanks for organizing PS 2.0. Can’t wait to see all the fun things that everyone creates.
Like the new approach! This fits with my just-formed plan to make an inventory of the ever-growing stash and to match yarn with ideas for knitting projects — an inventory and reorganization that started out as a way of making room for my mother who’s comging to stay for two weeks…
I joined – thanks! In fact I joined twice once mistakingly with AmyDE instead of AmyDe. Oops! I’m cleaning out my stash and craftroom this month so it’s perfect timing to get my projects in order by color. Thanks for hosting!
I’ve just signed up. I didn’t do the first round, but I’m really looking forward to round two.
Last year’s Project Spectrum was awesome, even though I didn’t participate. I can only imagine that PS 2.0 will be even bigger and better, and you can bet that I’m in for this year!
Sounds great! So many possibilities…
This is great. It will work so well with my knitting almanac that I’m planning for this year.
Lolly! How did you know that I just ordered baby blue yarn for “A Cardigan for Arwen.” you’re very perceptive!
OK so.. this year I am officially joining!
I think I am going to use the color choices for spinning, because I’d like to get enough of a few different yarns that I have spun to perhaps make a sweater or some garment type thing.
I’m in!
Oh boy, I think it will be so great to see these wonderful groupings of color together. I hope thi Project is bigger and better than last year’s. Did you see that you got an award for it on the JenLa blog awards? Quite an honor.
Round 2. Bring it on!
Hoorah! PS rides again!
This lines up perfectly with my plans to crochet a blanket with all my blue leftovers…I think I’ll wait to cast on until Feb 1rst!
Yay, let’s hear it for PS 2.0!!! Thanks for putting this together…this will definitely keep inspired and busy over the next several months.
Seems a lot of us are organizing the stash this year!
Is it cheating if I already started a blue projet? Or if we mix colors from other months?
love how the new groupings came out – especially since I have blue yarn to use for my next sweater!
This will be so much fun!
I don’t remember whether you had the easy sign up form for Socktoberfest, but it rocks.
Wow, girl, you are really a glutton for punishment! This year’s PS will probably be bigger than last year’s edition.
I’m not joining this year – I am being an anarchist in 2007.
Looking forward to it this time around since I didn’t play last year.
Hooray for a new project spectrum. I think I’ll try fair isle in one of those color combos. Thanks for the inspiration, Lolly.
YEY! YEY! YEY! Thank YOU, Lolly! You’re a fabulous hostess and I just love the creative itch that Project Spectrum provides!!! Did I say YEY? Well, here’s some more: YEY!
yay for P.S! I signed up both Blacksheep and Blatherskite. I want to do some photography stuff and will post that on Blatherskite. And I decided to repost my knitting stuff on Blacksheep
Yay! Signed up, and already planning!
Looking forward to my first Project Spectrum Lolly!
I didn’t participate last year but was so inspired by everyone else’s work, I am looking forward to joining in on the fun this time around!
Thanks for organizing Lolly!
Awesome idea with more than one color at a time! Can’t wait to start! I have some felted house slippers planned in a blue & gray handpaint that is PERFECT for P. S. Thanks for hosting it again.
Rebecca
I so wish I were better at “alongs” . . . sigh. But if I sign up, it’s pretty much a surefire guarantee that the colors I *want* to work with will be the exact opposite from the project’s. Maybe I’ll just skulk-along and not actually sign up, thus freeing me to color-along with you. Revere psychology at its best!
Lolly, you’re amazing. Great solutions to the nagging problem of how to structure PS2.0. Thanks for being our tireless organizer; it’s going to be so much fun!
Awesome changes. I am really looking forward to participating this time around!
Now, I have an excuse to stock up on some colours.
Hallo Lolly,
ich wuensche Dir ein frohes neues Jahr!!
*sigh* I don’t want to open Pandora’s box by saying it won’t amount to anything, but I will try again – Project Spectrum is just such a good idea. “you can always get it right next time” as the Barenaked Ladies say.
YAY!!!
You rock!
Hooooray!!!! I’m doing this again as you are my inspiration of PS!
Lolly, I’m in. Or should I say “we’re in”?
I’m signing up along with my kids. I’m going to make it a bit of a homeschooling thing. A way to provide a creative focus to our arts and crafts time. I’m really hoping it will inspire all of us to think and create outside of the box and be a neat way to enjoy eachother’s company.
I’m going to be reading Project Spectrum-appropriate books to them, although I’m sure it will take some creative rummaging through our bookshelves and those of the library to find them.
I can’t wait! Thanks for mothering this gorgeous brainchild.
great! i´m in!
I’m so excited! I’ve been trying to plan out my ‘new year’ project post, so this will be just the organizing I need
Looks great!
I like having three colors to choose from.
Extending it to two months works for me.
I found that one month just wasnt long enough for the projects I had planned last time.
[...] As for spinning goals: I’d just like to get more consistent and continue to improve and just really enjoy having a wheel. I’d like to spin enough of a fiber (or fibers) to knit myself a sweater. (One of those listed above would be awesome.) I’d like to keep spinning and knitting both and not let spinning overtake knitting. (I have joined Project Spectrum for this year and plan to use the color/month combinations to determine what I spin. Otherwise, I might just quit knitting altogether and spin. It’s just so… soothing.) [...]
I can’t wait to get started now. I love the 3 colors and 2 months combination. Will there be a button for us to put on our blogs by any chance?
I just signed up and I can’t wait to start. I had so much fun last time. Thanks Lolly!
Why do you have to “sign up” if it’s a no pressure project? I’m not trying to be a naysayer, but I’m just confused!
Bridget: Thanks for asking! My thoughts behind the signups are that people can share their website / blog and others can click on it in the master list. Since sharing your crafts and inspirations is one of the key points in Project Spectrum, many people want to share their work through a blog, or through a photo service like Flickr. Of course, this is not required at all! You can always participate without actually signing up!
Also, it keeps tally of how many people are interested and willing to be a part of it.
Best wishes,
Lolly
[...] Oh, yay! I’ve signed up for Project Spectrum 2.0! I’m really excited, & the two months span means that I’m actually going to be able to do something each time! I’ve signed up for two many swaps & I have a lot of school work right now so there’s not much time to craft, but hopefully it’ll calm down soon. This semester, that starts on January 15th, I’m only taking one class which means that I will have more spare time. [...]
Sounds fun (again)!
Yeah! I´m in!!
I’m excited! I’ve got some great ideas and this year will definietly be indulging in my other crafting interests!
Please say you’ll do the postcard swap again! I wasn’t able to do it last time, but would love to participate in PS 2.0!
I’m in, again!!
excellent — i’m also pleased with the symmetry of having 3 colors for june and july as well. yes i’m a dork, and having only red and black for june and july was freaking me out a bit.
i’ll see what i can do about making new monthly buttons too.
let the games begin!
Yay! I signed on! So looking forward to this. Also, Lolly, I tried to email you re: green socks, but the email bounced back to me – twice. Weird. Anyway, get in touch with me if you get a chance.
I’m in! Project Spectrum is a great idea! So I’ll promise at least try…;)
ohhhh I’m liking the more than one colour deal! Sounds good!
Yay! I’m in. Thanks for organizing, Lolly!
Oh, hooray! And let me say that the three-color/two month approach? Brilliant. Because the neutrals kinda bored me by themselves, but paired with other colors? Fun! And I love the inclusion of metallics.
The year’s resolution: actually POST the pictures of the my Project Spectrum contributions!
Yay for P.S.! Thanks for organizing it again, Lolly!
Great, I’m in! I like the new set-up, good idea!
Hallo Lolly
Würde mich auch wieder gerne dazu anmelden, war ja beim letzten mal auch dabei und es hat sehr viel Spass gemacht.
Dir noch ein gutes und gesundes neues Jahr 2007
Bettina
Yay! As many ideas as I can think of for new projects, I think I really ought to use the Project Spectrum colors to focus on finishing up some old ones. I shouldn’t have any problem finding enough colors already in progress!
Hi Lolly! I love the two month windows for each color group. I had oruble keeping up one month at a time, and once I got behind, it was hard to get caught up – in fact, I don’t think I did!
Thanks for organizing the KAL – you’re a great host and it’s so much fun. HNY!
Lolly – you’re the best. Thanks for taking on this immense and inspiring project for a second year. It’s really fun to have a reason to knit outside our normal color range. This will be so much fun. Now I just have to manage this while complying with the “Knit From Your Stash 2007″ rules (Not to worry – it won’t be difficult!) Happy knitting!
[...] Lolly has just posted the plans for Project Specturum 2.0 – this year’s approach has opened a totally different way of looking at colors. Time to start planning the projects – knit and otherwise. I had projects I wanted to accomplish in ‘06 which were pushed to the back burner once I started traveling for work. [...]
hurray for 2.0! i was wondering how you would mix it up a bit for the second round. i hope i’ll have a bit more time to dedicate to the projects this time around. i think the two month increments will help!
Yay! This is really going to help me clean up my WIP’s & stash bust! Thanks Lolly!!!
Eff Yeah!
I love the triads!!!!
great combos! stash oh stash, here I come!
I’m in! I love colours… think this will be fun! I missed it last time, so thanks for organizing it again, Lolly!
Brilliant sign up program you have there! Nice work.
Looking forward to this!!
HIh hII, I´m in too… This will be fun:)
I came across a link to Project Spectrum while checking out another blog! Very inspiring and I’m excited to participate!
Hi all! I do papercrafts & like to join PS2, it sounds really fun! I’m new to such exchange though, hope Lolly or anyone here can help?…do I’ve to submit a project with any colour, combi of colours or 1 project for each colour of that month? The project cannot contain any colour outside that specified for that month? What happens if we join but fail to submit any project? Are there any links to view PS1 submissions for an idea of how this works? Thanks lots!
i am in too, but i not write english! so….
Hi all, I could not resist to register. I am so keen on starting next month. I think I will do at least a little something to every colour. The results of my first brainstorming can be found here: http://wolleundich.blogspot.com/2007/01/project-spectrum.html
Don’t worry, it’s bilingual (and sorry for all the bad mistakes I made)
Greetings,
Jinx
Can’t wait! Interesting that the sign up list includes several “Viagra” participants . . . I guess everyone wants to join in the fun
wow – so many signed up already!!
Thanks for project spectrum Lolly!!! =)
I’m in!
Happy Anniversary!!!!!
Dad
I completely missed out on this last year and was so jealous of all the participants as I saw them showing off their stuff. This year, I’m in. Thanks for coordinating it!
so excited for this Lolly!! thank you!
It’s quite amazing that the order managed to end up with wintry colours followed by spring colours (green, pink and yellow practically scream ‘tulips’ at me) and some wonderful fall colours. That’s going to help me get in the spirit.
Poppins: in full disclosure, I chose one color for each two-month span, and then the others fell randomly, as I assigned a number to each color and used a generator to match them up. But it did work out quite nicely according to the northern hemisphere seasons, didn’t it?
Best,
Lolly
I’m in for another year! Thanks for making this fun and interesting Lolly!
I am looking forward to this years Project Spectrum Lolly! Thanks!
Glad to hear you are feeling better!
[...] I’ve found something else that I intend to participate in this year. Basically, the requirements are just to enjoy color. To quote the organizer, “Project Spectrum is about expression and creating beauty with all of the colors of the rainbow – and there are millions of ways to do that!” This requires more thought for me than just a knitalong, but it seems interesting. I tend to gravitate to certain color families, so this might make me branch out a little more in my crafting. I think, for starters anyway, I’m going to immerse myself in the colors by taking photos of things I see around. I will post the pictures each week on Friday, so you can see what I see. If anything, this will make me more aware of the world around me in full color, not just what people (advertisers) want you to see. It will be interesting to see how this evolves and how different people interpret each color. We start with blue, white and gray through March. Should be easy to find those colors in NW Pennsylvania- atleast in nature. Check back for updates- this starts February 1! [...]
I didn’t sign up last year and regretted it – so here I am this year!
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Thanks for organizing this, Lolly. I can’t wait to see what everyone makes this year!
[...] To accomplish the first three items on this list, I’m joining in on Rebekah’s Yarn Focus Challenge and Friday Night Spinners. For the last item here, I’m thinking about Lolly’s Project Spectrum 2.0 (because I knit too slowly to make the project useful, but sewing might actually be doable.) But I’m still undecided, because I have a tendency to join things and then not finish them. (hmmm… maybe that’s another goal?) [...]
I am in. This is so exciting…
[...] Julia was telling me about her plans to join this online project called Project Spectrum 2.0. It seems like it’s geared towards knitters but it’s generic enough that others could participate also. I clicked on over and signed myself up! [...]
YAY, Project Spectrum is going to rock! I had to sign up again this year. You make it so much fun and with such freedom to express ourselves with color. Thank you!
Thanks for the invite at Flickr. I’m in!! x
Sounds absolutely inspirational – I would love to join!
yay! its going to be even more fun this time around
Great Idea. I did found you too late last year, so Im so IN this year.
[...] [...]
Please count me – the colour spectrum is a great idea
and i´m so happy to knit in these colours.
Greetings to you
Steffi
Sign me up! (It also gives me an excuse not to feel guilty about the unfinished grey bag/UFO lurking in the sewing basket).
Hello Lolly!
Project Spectrum is a great idea.
I’m in!
Can’t wait to start ;0)
Greetings,
Melanie
Please take me on your list. Last year I saw it too late, but this year I`m in time. And sorry for my horrible english.
Sounds fun, I’m in (but I can’t promise anything (= )
I’m in! Unfortunately I’m not the fastest knitter in the world but hopefully I get something done. That’s why it’s great that we have two months for each set of colors.
The colour spectrum is a great idea.
Thank you
Christa
[...] Zeskan blogista bongasin tämänvuoden Project Spectrumin ja päätin osallistua itsekin. Tänävuonna on jaettu 3 väriä per kaksi kuukautta, joten tällainen aloittelijakin ehkä onnistuu jotain rykäisemään kasaan Katsotaan kuin ämmän käy! [...]
[...] Bin dabei Abgelegt unter: Gestricktes — Sylvia @ 16:18 Ich habe mich auch angemeldet beim Projekt Spectrum 2.0. Ich finde die Idee einfach witzig, etwas nach vorgegebenen Farben zu werkeln. Dabei ist es ja egal, was man werkelt. Jetzt habe ich hier nur ein Problem. Ich weiss gar nicht, wie ich hier Bilder verlinken kann. Geschweige denn, wie ich das nun in eine meiner Seitenspalten hinein bekomme. Da werde ich mich wohl noch mal an jemanden wenden müssen. Meine Patchsocken musste ich leider erst mal zur Seite legen. Mir reicht die Wolle nicht. Ich kann nicht mal das Paar für meinen Mann zu Ende stricken. Ich habe allerdings bei den Strickresten einen Aufruf gestartet. Vielleicht finde ich ja noch ein Knäuel. Bis ich da Bescheid weiss, kann ich ja noch an Babydecke oder Norwegerpulli weiterstricken. Langweilig wird mir also auch nicht. Einen schönen Sonntag wünsche ich noch!! [...]
I’m from Germany. My English is very bad. But I’m so excited and very happy – and I’m in!!!
“it’s fun to have fun, but you have to know how!” -Dr. Seuss
I’m looking forward to this community of color. I am a librarian & artist and love all things spectral. All of my yarn is cram-pack smashed into about 30 handle-top clear plastic boxes stacked up in one closet — and I must stress that it is all “chromologically” organized.
What fun this will be to rediscover different color boxes each few months!
I’m in. My english isn’t so good, but I hope you understand me. This is a great project!
I just signed up it sounds like so much fun! I really like that my birthday month June/July are my favourite colours together red, black and metallic (insert silver)
, so I probably will make something for myself. Two whole months to get things together is also a bonus.
This is a great idea! I don’t have much time but I will try to do atleast something.
[...] Lolly’s announced Project Spectrum 2.0! It starts February 1 and the colors are combined a bit differently. Also, each group of colors gets two months, so hopefully things will feel a little less frazzled. [...]
I’m in. Please take me on your list.
I’m from Finland and my english is bad, but I’ll try.
This will be fun, I think
I’m in, my english is not good, but i’ll try my best.
Thanks for organizing another round of PS! I didn’t get to join in the fun last year, but count me in this time.
[...] I’m also starting to think about bringing back some sheep to my shop. Particularly, Lolly’s Project Spectrum has got me thinking about Sheep Club, round II. I’m fiddling around with a few ideas (including creating some markers that aren’t sheep shaped? maybe?) The main question is how I should incorporate the three-color groupings. Sell sets of three markers in the three colors? One marker every other month that uses all three colors? I kind of like keeping the sets small so that the club is affordable (joining the club for 4 markers would cost around $20, joining a club with 12 markers could cost as much as $60). But I also have some fun ideas for the larger set. So, potential customers and folks who spend generously on knitting paraphanalia, what do you think? [...]
Sounds like fun, so I joined…
Hi,
it´s my frist time here. Now let´s see if i´m able to do the right colors at the right time. Sorry my blog is in german.
Have a good time!
Anke Strickrubin
Hooray!! I was waiting for this post. Please, please please do the postcard swap again.
I missed this one last time (saw it the last month of 1.0). I am sooooo looking forward to participating this time because I want the creative challenge!
[...] No, not that kind. I’m not brave enough for that yet. But I did sign up for both Project Spectrum and Knit From Your Stash 2007 so it’s color knitting of a sort. [...]
I missed out on the last one.
But excited for this one!!!!
You know, this all sounds like so much fun, but since I am the world’s biggest procrastinator it makes me the worst for joining something that goes on this long. However, it’s tempting because it combines more than just knitting, right? How long til the sign up for this ends? Project Spectrum could put me on the road to being more organized…
Hi I am excited about this years project spectrum.
When I signed up the link with my name on the members list won’t link back to me. I don’t know how to fix it.
I’m in!! Already have blue yarn to do an entralac scarf KAL for February.
[...] 12 Jan 2007 Friday … at last!! Posted by knotmaker under Life , Knitting , WIP This is the start of a little hoodie sweaterfor my friends little girl. I am using red heart yarn. This little sweater is going to be one of my PS February/March projects. I am also going to do my best to get more of the pesky socks (that I started almost a year ago) knit. I am hope that my involment with in socktopia is going to inspire me to finish the current pair of socks and move on to others!! [...]
Count me in, I’m looking forward to it this year!
Please count me ! I missed the first one.
Regards from Buenos AIres
Gaby
[...] Saturday, January 13th, 2007 in Red Scarf Project by Priscilla Last week or so, Heather asked for ideas for future projects for this group, and when I answered her in the comments, Project Spectrum jumped into my head for a couple of reasons. First, I thought “well, we are the Red Scarf KAL”, so Project Spectrum seemed like a natural fit. [...]
I missed this last year, I’m so excited about being part of it this time…planning already.
I can’t rememeber if I signed up before, so excuse me if I have signed up twice.
[...] [...]
I signed up! I couldn’t help but notice that Viagra signed up about 8 times!
Opps…sorry i have joined up twice
Can you please remove the
“Our time on Berlin” in the join up list.
I have the correct name as “Nicole at Our time in Berlin”
thanks for a great idea, I am looking forward to getting in the quilting stash, cross stitch stash, scrapbooking stash and knitting stash and using what I have got!
thanks again!
Cheers
Nicole, Belrin, Germany
[...] Yes. You’ve heard me. I just signed up with Project Spectrum 2.0 and I hope that by joining this, I will be motivated to knit with a more variety of colours apart from pink!! [...]
I have enjoyed the entries everyone posted for last years Project Spectrum and I’m ticked to be involved this year!!!! Looking forward to it!
Bin das erste Mal dabei, freue mich schon!
Please, count me in. This is my first time. I’m looking forward to it this year.
[...] SEE PROJECT SPECTRUM 2.0 INFO HERE!! [...]
Can’t wait! I really want to join this time! I am excited!
[...] I have to say though, the prospect of all of the colorful food cooking creations for Project Spectrum has me excited (and quite hungry!) Do you like to get creative in the kitchen? There are no shortage of yummy foods that span the color spectrum. So many fresh veggies, fruits and herbs – you could literally eat the rainbow! And why not? Barring any food color additives, the general rule of thumb is: The more vibrant the color, the healthier it is. [...]
Ooh, I want to play this year!
[...] Yeah, I am so in! [...]
[...] It looks like I’m going to have a week off at the end of the month / beginning of February, just in time for the start of PROJECT SPECTRUM! The colors for February and March are blue, white, and grey… my favorite! I plan on working on (and maybe even finishing) at least three different works-in-progress during those months… [...]
Oooo, I wanted to join last round and didn’t, I’m so glad to get a second chance! I’m putting the green socks OTN into futurespace (they’ve been there a month anyway) and digging in my stash for something blue! I don’t have a blog but will enjoy seeing others’ blogs and photos. Thanks for doing this again!
It´s a really good idea. I´m in ;o)
I come whit too. I am from Finland and my english is not good. Mutta tulen mukaan.
New member here! I’m excited to get in on this one. : )
im newbie too
but i’m in!
I’m in!
Are you running the postcard swap this time?
I can´t believe what I´m reading here. Sounds really cool! I´m a native New Yorker living in Germany since ages (I´m still homesick) and now finally have a chance to “explode”. Please let me in!.. Uhhh… sign up… where?
Great idea! I saw this last time and I’d love to join in!
I seem to have registered twice though. My browser returned an error, and I thought it hadn’t gone through. Sorry.
[...] I discovered Illustration Friday through Amy at Creative Mom Podcast. I really like it, and not only have I joined that, but Project Spectrum and Refashion 07. Boy guess I’m a joiner now LOL I may go back through and fill in. I was so happy to get my moleskin journal! The pages are nice and thick, the pocked in the back, the sturdy binding and covers make it a really great and different sort of journal. [...]
[...] I will have to see how it knits up. I am thinking to work on the afore mentioned socks as my first Project Spectrum 2.0 project. This should definitely qualify in the blue range. [...]
Oooops. I signed up twice!
I forgot and did it again. I couldn’t find a way (I’m sure there is a way, I just couldn’t find it!) to see the list, so I signed up again. You can delete one of me, if you would please! Thanks, Kathleen
[...] Thursday, January 25th, 2007 in Knitting I’ve decided to do Project Spectrum 2.0. I have such a tough time picking projects to start, and I start too many that I don’t finish, because I get distracted by something else. This will help me narrow down which projects to start at a given time, and hopefully motivate me to finish them within a designated time frame. [...]
Count me in! It sounds like great fun. And I my lovely hank of Schaeffer Anne in pink, yellow, and green (with a little blue) will be perfect for April and May.
[...] Lolly Knitting Around » Blog Archive » Project Spectrum 2.0: The Official Word [...]
[...] I signed up for Project Spectrum 2.0, have any of you ever done that? It looks very interesting to me. How do I describe this in a nutshell? You craft something – or many things – in any manner you like, be it painting, knitting, photography, etc…something in the color spectrum Lolly has chosen for the given timeframe. The February / March timeframe colors are Blue, White and Gray. Which fits in perfectly for my KAL sweater which is blue. I have no idea if I’ll knit something for each one or if maybe I’ll break out and do one of my other hobbies (like stained glass). We’ll see. [...]
[...] Finally, I have caught up on all my bloglines reading – it seemed a little odd reading about plans for Christmas in January – but then I have never considered myself to be normal. [...]
I’m definitely doing the spectrum this year. I missed out last year and regretted it! Besides, I’m on a stashbusting binge this year (and man, does it hurt!). yay…may the colorful times roll!
I’m IN, yet again
[...] Knitting news: I have signed up for Project Spectrum. It starts tomorrow and I have no idea what I’m going to knit! All I know is it will be blue or gray or white, or possible all three Posted by Laurel | in: Pictures, Knitting, Puppies | [...]
I’m in again, too. I did it last year but didn’t follow too closely. I’m thinking this project will help me work my way through some serious stash-busting. Thanks for another great idea, Lolly.
[...] Project Spectrum 2.0 has begun! [...]
I’m in! Sounds like fun
[...] Anyway, joining, that’s what I was talking about. I’ve joined a few more things. I’ve already mentioned Project Spectrum 2.0. It starts today. The first triad of colors are blue, white and gray. That’s pretty much the colors of my blog already so I won’t be making in changes there yet. WordPress makes it easy to quickly alter the look and colors of your blog so latter on I will be using that feature to keep things matching the Spectrum colors. I’ve been trying to figure out how I’m going to really use the colors. Well, now I’ve got something, I joined another project. This one is an effort to get all of the patterns from the Barbara Walker Treasuries knit up and photographed in color. It’s called the Walker Treasury Project. Want to knit a swatch or twelve? Join up, there’s plenty to go around. My plan is to knit all of my swatches in the current Project Spectrum colors. I’m going to purchase similar weight yarn (probably dk or worsted) in the various colors. Once I’m done (or done enough) I’ll start putting the swatches together into a blanket. It will, no doubt be a crazy looking concontion, but what the heck. I bet I’ll have fun doing it. [...]
[...] The sweater will be one of my projects for Project Spectrum for February and March (the colors are blue, gray, and white). [...]
[...] To Project Spectrum! [...]
[...] items of interest: Creative Mom Podcast Project Spectrum Rosemary’s Yoyos on the CraftBorg Flickr [...]
[...] be okay to do some dyeing—Bare sock yarn from Knit Picks—to get a start on February’s Project Spectrum though. What fantastic fun! Here’s my adventure in [...]
[...] myös Project Spectrumin aloitus. Tulossa on kovaa vauhtia sukat Novitan Nallesta ja innostuinpa kokeilemaan varpaista [...]
[...] Die Idee stammt von Lolly Knitting Around. [...]
[...] Project Spectrum is back! [...]
[...] just couldn’t help myself. I joined Project Spectrum at the last possible [...]
[...] yesterday – and why not you, you may ask. Well, because I got really caught up in spinning for my Project Spectrum project and spun 2 ounces of yarn – which will be fine enough for sock yarn. I even used my Joy [...]
i’m in, and i’m so excited! i missed it last year, but enjoyed seeing people participating (and was green [blue, yellow, orange...]) with envy!
i already started posting pics on my blog and love the whole idea of PS…so great that you put this together. it’s an excellent way to inspire new projects, new ideas, and a kind of creative synchronicity.
thanks!
[...] habe ich mich spontan for Project Spectrum 2.0 angemeldet. Ich habe mich schon immer für den Farbenkreis sowie die einzelnen Farben interessiert, [...]
[...] in a decade), we hope to have them done in April or May, when pink and green are two of the Project Spectrum 2.0’s [...]
Hi, I want to join! I enjoyed socktoberfest, and I’m back for more!! Great job lolly!
So fun that this starts again! I joined right away!
[...] under a few knit-alongs: firstly, both pairs for Sock-a-Month Knitalong 3; next, the blue pair for Project Spectrum; and finally, the green pair for Green Socks [...]
[...] at affiknitty reminded me that Project Spectrum is in full swing with blues, whites and greys this (di-month? bi-month? twi-month? If every three [...]
[...] using a new process (it produces such nice color gradients!), to coincide with this month’s Project Spectrum colors, blues and grays. You can have at ‘em on Monday, but until then, have a fantastic [...]
[...] Knit Wit has been knitting some toe up socks so I thought this would be the idea opportunity for me to resurrect pao’s toe up socks which were abandoned in disgust at the end of Socktober. It is also the perfect project for the Blue, White, Gray Project Spectrum 2.0 months of February and March [...]
[...] For more details about Project Spectrum check Lolly’s blog [...]
[...] the raglan. So I pulled out one of my sock yarn bins and found the perfect yarn for February-March Project Spectrum (the colors white, grey, and blue) – Meilenweit Fun & Stripes, color [...]
[...] of Project Spectrum 2.0 – Have you seen this? Check out this color education. Learn a bit more about the colors we [...]
[...] took this photo yesterday for Project Spectrum. I actually intended to knit something blue or grey for this project…but I can’t put [...]
[...] looking at the calendar, and 2 of the 8 weeks for this segment of Project Spectrum have already passed. I’ll count it good if I can finish DH’s socks before the end of [...]
[...] colors right now for project spectrum are blue, gray, and white – so why in my last post did I show a picture of something black? Uh, [...]
[...] pair or two later. At this moment, socks are calling my name. With showing the stats for my Project Spectrum 2’s grey colorway, here are the other 2 stars for this PS2 month: blue and white. Conveniently [...]
[...] finished the first sock for Project Spectrum. This is how the heel looks after redoing it [...]
[...] Project Spectrum which I missed last time around, has started up again. February and March are Blue, Gray, and [...]
I’ll get back to the blue, but, inspired by the view from my kitchen window, I’m kicking off with grey.
This is such a cool idea, I can’t wait to get started.
[...] it over your toast and into your tea. The colors that LFG chose for me have inspired me to join Project Spectrum. I have been toying with joining this for a while, but how could I not with gray and white fibers [...]
[...] When I picked up this yarn last summer the colors reminded of tropical waters – in the winter the colors now seem icy, and the blue/white is perfect for Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] There used to be a knit-along for Lucky hosted by Lolly of Project Spectrum, and it contained an officially SnB Nation-sanctioned fix. I tried searching for this knit-along, [...]
[...] yummy and it will be perfect for the April/May Project Spectrum. I thinking either Monkey socks or Anastasia socks….something that will work well with the [...]
[...] next picture fits in with the colours of Project Spectrum. It looks like silver lightening on a clear [...]
What a cool idea! I signed up a few days ago and I’m already having fun. Thank you for hosting this!
What fun! I have channeled my recent washcloth knitting frenzy into blue and white colors and have a kitchen full of February/March Spectrum colors! Luckily, those are my favorite colors. The next color set will be lace for my tea set. This takes the question of what colors to do projects in away from me. Always a good idea as I get bogged down by the infinate choices!
Help! Please! I printed out instructions for this project a few weeks ago (I think) and it says March is red & pink; April is orange and yellow; May is green, etc. I’m really excited about doing this but something seems to be wrong as no one else is using these colors. Can you tell me what’s happened and where do I go to get the “straight poop”.
Thank You,
Myra
I’m in! Quite late, but still in.
[...] Project Spectrum 2.0 has entered its second month. The colors haven’t changed yet. Each set of 3 colors runs for two months. Look for different colors in April. In the meantime I’ll continue knitting white, blue and gray swatches for… [...]
[...] quite a bit. So I can be patient. And yes that was package number 3. Package number four was my Project Spectrum stitch markers that I ordered from Katie over at Pink Stitch Markers. I joined the club so I will [...]
[...] my last post I was lamenting that I hadn’t started in on my Project Spectrum colors yet. Since then, I’ve started 2 new projects, both with blue, and one of them is [...]
[...] totally missed this segment of Project Spectrum, and I am looking forward to participating in the next part with this dress behind me. The next [...]
[...] done with them this month. I don’t want to have any holdover things for next month’s Project Spectrum. I have some lovely pink alpaca waiting. I’ve no idea what I’m going to do with it, [...]
[...] haven’t decided on what to do. Should I use blue for the last stint of the Feburary/March Project Spectrum bash? Or should I move on to some green for the next phase? Sometimes I could just beat myself [...]
[...] vähän jälkijättöisesti osallistua Project Spectrumiin. Jokin aikaa sitten aloittamani laukku sopii oivallisesti helmi- maaliskuun väreihin: valkoinen, [...]
[...] My jaywalkers, well one so far… that also qualifies as a March blue for Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] first chapter of Project Spectrum 2.0 is drawing to a close. Only three more days until the color change! There have been a number of [...]
Is it too late to join the Project Spectrum….some neat stuff going on
and I’d like to be able to participate…this is right up my alley!
Oh….do I need to get a blog going – have been too busy dyeing,
knitting, etc, and altho’ I have lots of photos of my work – I never
get around to setting up a blog.
Please let me know, thanks….oh, and good luck – there seems to
be lots of interests and enthusiasm…Michele
[...] Project page. I’ll be doing many more swatches but this will be the last one in the current Project Spectrum 2.0 colors. April first the colors change to green, pink and yellow. So the next batch of swatches will [...]
[...] blue. I don’t know why and I saw that it was one of the colors of the past two months’ project spectrum so I figured why not? I was really hungry to do lace again, my appetite whetted by the stab at the [...]
[...] Firstly: I love Project Spectrum. [...]
love this idea! hv linked project spectrum to my blog.. and posted my first-ever color combination for april.
[...] start new colors for project spectrum. I don’t really have anything planned yet … but I am sure that will change in time! [...]
[...] As mentioned last time, I’ve temporarily change the blog theme to go with the current Project Spectrum colors. For April and May the colors are – appropriately for spring – green, yellow and pink. This [...]
[...] a bit late in posting these, since the new Project Spectrum colors start today, but that’s ok. Better late than [...]
[...] — curlyknitter @ 7:10 am It’s April and it’s the start of two months of new Project Spectrum colors! The colors for April and May are Green, Yellow and Pink. I already have two projects to [...]
[...] good. My friend Lisa would like them, they’re brown. She likes brown. The second group is Project Spectrum. I’m a little late here as it began in January but it’s such a nice idea I had to [...]
I just joined and can’t wait to start with the lovely April/May colors!
What a cute idea. I’ll join (late) too. Thanks.
Yay! I’m in!:)
[...] I’ve posted four new swatches to the Walker Treasure Project using the new colors for Project Spectrum 2.0. You can see the details on the WTP site but here are thumbnails showing the [...]
[...] Pomatomus sock started during rehearsal today, which fit splendidly with Project Spectrum for this month (green, pink, yellow). I’m going to be working on a gray sweater soon, so [...]
[...] since I have joined Project Spectrum and the colors for April/May are green/yellow/pink…I think this qualifies. What do you [...]
[...] new color group for Project Spectrum started this month. Pink, green and yellow, the colors of spring. Unfortunately I still have a [...]
[...] also get one more type of yarn, but I’m saving that picture for some better lighting and a Project Spectrum post, so stay tuned! [...]
[...] of All Things Heather about a year ago. I picked it mainly because it fits in with the current Project Spectrum colors, and I’m glad I did. It’s the perfect combination of beautiful and squishy. I [...]
[...] green, pink Project Spectrum’s April/May colors. Challenged by Lolly to photograph the yellows, pinks, & greens living in my [...]
[...] April 5, 2007 at 6:17 pm | In Project Spectrum, Works In Progress | I’m so excited about the April & May colors. Pink is my favorite color, and I love how it goes with green. Even my birthday presents were these [...]
[...] And in case you, like me, have been living under a rock, Lolly is kicking up Project Spectrum again! I’m all signed up and ready to go (starting in February). If you want to join the fun (and you know you do!) click here. [...]
[...] little Project Spectrum experiment. I don’t keep my books sorted by color, but I do enjoy putting them in this [...]
[...] haven’t forgotten about the April/May Project Spectrum either. The designated colours are green, pink, and yellow. Heh, I should’ve saved my Chevron [...]
Hi Lolly,
I’ve finally joined Project Spectrum! I ended up joining “twice” since I entered my url wrong the first time. I hope you can edit that in the list. (oops)
I have the perfect creation for the April/May colours. I hand dye yarn, and today I worked on Butterscotch and Breast Cancer Awareness pinks.
[...] deep pink of the flower, and since it’s so grey and dreary out here I thought I’d try a Project Spectrum post to bring a little color [...]
[...] The layout is temporary though. It’ll change again in June when the Project Spectrum colors [...]
I just posted my first project for April/May! This is going to be fun!
[...] because it’s nice out, at least for today, I’m going to leave you with a bit of Project Spectrum springy, green-y goodness. [...]
[...] 15th, 2007 by missscarlett I think my favourite part of Project Spectrum 2 is how far outside my comfort zone it is pushing [...]
[...] really happy that both of these projects fall into the Project Spectrum colors since the project I had planned may not make it onto the needles during the rest of April OR [...]
[...] ideal knitting weather. I’ve been working on a couple of pink projects in keeping with the Project Spectrum colors of the [...]
Hi, I’ve joined but I also wanted to add buttons on my blog, but I can’t view them, I used IE, Mozilla,Netscape and even Opera browser but still can’t view them…how can I see all the buttons? i’m sure they are all nice…. thanks!
[...] colors for this section of Project Spectrum are pink, green, and yellow. I have some projects in the works but here is one that’s [...]
[...] project spectrum, knitting, random thoughts I’m not sure I ever got around to posting about Project Spectrum related projects during the last set of colors (although I finished my blue Samus cardigan [...]
[...] wanted to go out and play on Sunday which was Earth Day. And I did let him. But first another FO in Project Spectrum colors. This time around pinks!!! The yarn is Rock Star from Sunshine Yarns. The pattern is my plain [...]
More pink and green flowers from our yard. It seems like everything that is blooming right now is pink! Goes nicely with the theme this month. http://indigoluna.typepad.com/indigo_luna/2007/04/project_spectru_1.html
[...] you can see, I’ve switched over to the new triad of colors for Project Spectrum 2.0. Just in time for spring! It’s given me an itch to make a lacy little spring cardigan. The [...]
[...] and this fits Project Spectrum with the pink [...]
[...] It’s pure linen and a lovely soft green in honor of Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] And in case you, like me, have been living under a rock, Lolly is kicking up Project Spectrum again! I’m all signed up and ready to go (starting in February). If you want to join the fun (and you know you do!) click here. [...]
[...] I made a couple of cards in pinks for Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] I do have enough of the two green yarns left to make another felted bag, I think, so that may happen in the near future as well. There is still the entire month of May for this color section of Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] Steppin’ Out. 12 sock patterns for all your summer knitting needs. (And perfect for all you Project Spectrum peeps out there.) The booklet is broken up into 3 categories: Women’s, Men’s and [...]
[...] bonus? It has green in it for Project Spectrum, at which I have been failing [...]
Project Spectrum is now green…
[...] @ 5:24 pm It’s a beautiful day here in Atlanta, and I thought it appropriate for a (project) Spectrum Sunday collage – hope you enjoy! [...]
[...] secretly calling a*s*s). This time I’m using LB CottonEase in “Lime”. Perfect for Project Spectrum colors of April/May. I am really liking the yarn, it’s holding up way better than the TLC [...]
[...] My favorite is the middle one, Artyarns…yummy greens & pinks, & yellows. Perfect for Project Spectrum [...]
[...] almost mid-May and the next segment of Project Spectrum starts in June. I’m pretty sure I will finish my socks before the end of the month, if I can [...]
[...] making a friend thong toe socks out of the Gimlet colorway. I thought it especially fitting for Project Spectrum this [...]
[...] thanks to Project Spectrum for letting me unleash the green loving monster inside [...]
I signed up late, but have a scarf on the needles in the colours for May. I don’t know how to get the button on my blog. I right clicked on one of them, ‘saved as’ to my knitting folder on my computer and now I’m stuck. Is there a code or something to get the picture in the sidebar? I realise you are on WordPress, not Blogger but maybe there are similarities.
[...] just to prove that Project Spectrum 2 hasn’t completely slipped my [...]
Lag Mistress Z, reporting in: I’ve done a white with black “moo” beany for the first color project, and for the second I have two greens, short fingered gloves and started an aran sweater (yes, three’s the charm in reading DROPS pattern correctly-Yay!), and I’m slightly ahead with a red trekker boot sock set (one to the heel flap) for June in reds and such. Is there are piccy page we are supposed to post on La Flickr? If so I’ll trot off and do that post haste. Thanks Lolly! This is really fun!
[...] never, ever, EVER liked the colour pink. Project Spectrum’s May colours of yellow, green and pink finally got me looking at pink. Even though the month is [...]
I finally made a Page in my Blog to show my Project Spectrum works and ideas. And we are only half way gone… http://insideout.vuodatus.net/page/Project+Spectrum+2007
[...] to my one circ as soon as I had picked up all the gusset stitches. It’s fitting right in with Project Spectrum’s April/May colors Green, Yellow, Pink [...]
Aloha! I found your website this morning when I googled “cable knitting” because of my recent KEEN interest in cables and knitting in general and following a 3-day marathon of yarn purchases from three different yarn shops here in Honolulu. (Yikes!) Your website is all I hoped it would be. Comforting, friendly, non-judgmental! Strangely enough, I’ve been working with the PS color scheme – in the more than 60 lei that I made for my 50th class reunion last weekend in Kona…. the colors were mostly green…there was yellow and pink….however admittedly, there was a splattering of the colors of the rainbow (in keeping with living in the land of rainbows here in Hawaii!)
[...] Anjo the Crafty Modster made and gave away awesome mix cds for each month/color combination of Project Spectrum. Alas, Anjo hasn’t posted since October (I hope she’s ok!), so Heather made the first [...]
[...] had enough of pink, yellow and green and that it was time to re-pack my knitting basket. The new Project Spectrum colors are black, red and metallics, so I have gathered those up. You’ll see several sock [...]
[...] it’s to score top honors on the first day of the new colors for Project Spectrum?? Project Spectrum is for knitting, handwork, but is expanded to include any expression of the [...]
[...] starts the next Project Spectrum group, so I spent yesterday digging around in my stash to see if I had anything. I didn’t [...]
Is it still possible to join this so late in the wheel? If not, do you know if there will be another one starting after this one is done?
Thanks,
Barbara
[...] this qualifies for Lolly’s red, black and metallic months of Project Spectrum in a very big [...]
[...] black Cotton Fleece and it happens to also serve as a great kick off for the next two months of Project Spectrum where the colors are Blacks, Reds and [...]
[...] nearly done so there should be a finished object this week. I think it’s purply enough for Project Spectrum. I’m supposed to be working on my Hurricane Swap [...]
[...] The colours make it an ideal candidate for the June/July palette of red, black, and metallic for Project Spectrum though, so maybe I should quit stalling. I’m still wondering what to come up with for the [...]
[...] 5, 2007 at 1:54 pm · Filed under princess wrap Just in time for July’s Project Spectrum colors of black, red, and [...]
[...] managed to drop by a couple of days ago and reset the theme to match the new Project Spectrumcolors for June and July: red, black and metallic. WordPress added this theme about a month ago [...]
[...] Also, some catching up to do… June 6, 2007 Filed under: Project Spectrum, Yarn, Knitting — joymichelle @ 5:52 pm …for Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] today. I bought yarn (does anyone sense a colour theme here? I’m thinking I may have to join Project Spectrum next time it [...]
[...] colourways. I thought this would be a good colour since it’s predominantly black and hey! Project Spectrum’s colours for the months of June and July are red, black, and metallics. The yarn has some [...]
[...] ps. Mike picked out the color and I just realized they fit into this months theme of Project spectrum! [...]
[...] for my oldest son. I thought I’d get it finished during the “Blue” phase of Project Spectrum. No go. I used Knit Picks Decadence yarn, and it’s a basic Brioche Stitch pattern, but [...]
[...] Egged on by Lolly over at Ravelry, I’ve cast on for the Wren cardigan (a free pattern over at Berroco) for Project Spectrum. [...]
[...] swaps, socks, kals, meme, books — lyndseyjane @ 1:14 am Lolly has the sign-ups open for Project Spectrum 2. I joined half way though last year so look forward participating in the whole thing this [...]
[...] socks. The pattern is Rococo, by Anne Hanson, and the yarn is Fleece Artist Merino in a fabulous Project Spectrum red. Love [...]
[...] been using so much dye that I need to mix some more. I think I may do some for the upcoming Project Spectrum colors. The August/September colors are Brown, Orange, and Purple. Now that should be interesting! [...]
[...] bet you thought I had forgotten all about Project Spectrum this [...]
[...] haven’t blogged about Project Spectrum 2.0 in awhile. I love the concept of the rotating color themes. But I’m starting to think that it’s [...]
[...] More red for Project Spectrum 2.0! [...]
[...] to think, and correct me if I’m wrong here, that I am absolutely incapable of finishing a Project Spectrum project inside of the two month time limit. Two months is kind of a lot of time. But, um, have I [...]
[...] theme for Project Spectrum is Brown, Orange, and Purple. Colors I actually have and use. [...]
[...] the theme again. That’s because as of August 1st we’re on to a new triad of color for Project Spectrum 2.0. The colors for August and September are bown, orange and purple. I didn’t do anything [...]
[...] new knitting, my next socks are already planned and they’re even Project Spectrum [...]
[...] guess what? It’s time to give away some Project Spectrum mix cds for August – September. The colors are orange-brown-purple, and, perhaps unsurprisingly, [...]
[...] Project Spectrum - Generally I am not a fan of purple (as in purple to wear) however, I do like purple accents on various things and I think it is a brilliant accompaniment to all the rich Fall colors that I am so fond of. The purple beads pictured belong to Plucky girl (she is patiently waiting for me to fix the clasp for her, but in the meantime they reside in my Bauer fan bowl. Which just happens to be the happiest of oranges). [...]
[...] new color groupings for Project Spectrum started this month. As is my usual routine, I went through my stash to see what I had on hand that [...]
I love the Aug-Sept combo (love purple!!) and have already picked a project do. This one surely won’t be nearly has time consuming as my last Project Spectrum.
[...] Aug/Sept Project Spectrum I love the colors for this period’s Project Spectrum . [...]
[...] kind of a purple-y color, so I’m counting it for Project Spectrum. Final thoughts: Yay! Make [...]
[...] have decided to participate in Project Spectrum. Basically, the idea is to notice and create with the colors around us. There are color groups for [...]
[...] by Put a Sock in it on January 24th, 2007 So, I signed up for Project Spectrum. I think it’ll be a great way to get me using colours that are outside of my comfort [...]
[...] in it on February 22nd, 2007 I’m cheating a wee bit, and using one pair of socks for both Project Spectrum and February’s Sock-a-Month [...]
[...] notice how well those yarns I photographed work for the current – orange, brown, purple – colors of Project Spectrum 2.0? I know I haven’t mentioned that lately but that’s because all of my knitting was in [...]
[...] pink and yellow socks I started back in April for Project Spectrum are finally done. It only took me 7 months – a record for me! These are the Simple Socks from [...]
I would like to join You, but I can´t. My computer only says ; Error!
Signup is closed. WHY???
[...] have also joined in for the next Project Spectrum, but I know anyone reading this blog already knows all about it from last [...]
I keep trying to sign up but it’s telling me that it’s closed.
Am I too late?
[...] You’ve heard me. I just signed up with Project Spectrum 2.0 and I hope that by joining this, I will be motivated to knit with a more variety of colours apart [...]
I’ve only just found this and would love to sign up as it woudl provide a focus for my knitting, dyeing and weaving. I already collect cards, photos from mags etc which act as inspiration. However like the other above Im getting an error message telling me sign up is closed!!
[...] purchased the perfect yarn for Project Spectrum 2.0. I know I can knit in blue, white, or gray for February and March, but how perfect that I was able [...]
[...] the meantime, here’s all my stash that’s fit for Project Spectrum’s April/May colors (pink/yellow/green). Ummmmm, any guesses as to what my favorite color is? [click [...]
[...] ist es leider nicht zu erkennen, aber es ist ein sehr dunkles grau-grün, so dass die Hose auch ins Project Spectrum [...]
[...] fact that I will not be swapping for a while and my crafting is sort of limited, I think I may join Project Spectrum. I’ll decide in the next few days if I will or [...]