Not so pretty but oh so dang proud!!!
When I moved off the circular needles, I immediately dropped 4 stitches in the new go round. Thank God for Angie and her little ‘secret weapon’ for popping those babies back on the right needle!
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This is great! Did you think you’d be able to do this after your first potholder? Way to go, YOU!
I had hoped for more definition in the designs in my 3 washclothes. I’m going to choose a pattern and knit it with THIS thread as the design on the brim is very noticeable.
I have 2 more hats and a pair of wristers to make and then I’m starting on that jacket!!!
Well done, Zee. You are really into it now. And I am impressed with your perseverence. You kept at it.
I started crocheting a blanket in the summer at home (I am sure there is some psychological insight in that, making a blanket when grieving for my dad…), and it’s sitting unfinished in my basket. Damn.
There is just SO much I want to do and I need to get the basics down. I have the most Painful looking hold in the world – along with a white knuckled death grip. Trying to deal with 3 loaded needles plus the one I’m working with is giving me fits. I was going to take it into my knitting store to finish it today, but it looks like it will be tomorrow. I have a few things to do/finish that I’m hoping will be done come Christmas (for gifts!) and then I’m going to start on that shawl/jacket I’ve fallen in love with. It is simply a hugeass rectangle stockingnet stitch with sleeves.
And once I get the knitting down, I’m going to learn to crochet.
That blanket is therapy…