My Mother always told me that as a kid, I’d join anything. Maybe, maybe not.. but there are two new buttons on the side bar. The first is the WIP Wipe-Out KAL button. I saw this after I had decided to search out old projects for completion earlier in the week. On my way out the door Tuesday night, I remembered that the only project in my knitting bag was the Vine Lace Cardi. I could have gone with it alone. Vine Lace doesn’t take much concentration. It has a four row pattern repeat and the first and third are basically a purl row, garter on each side. Not much to worry about. But, when a conversation gets involved, or projects are being passed around, it is nice to have something stockinette in hand. Back to "on my way out the door".. I reached into a knitting bag I had dropped onto my pile o’ bags and voila!! a sock I had totally forgotten I’d started. It was on two circs and the gusset was completed. Perfect! Here it is finished. One more sock to go.
The second button is the NEW Maryland Sheep & Wool 2006 poster. Once again, beautiful job guys. So, who’s going? Taking classes??
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5 responses to “old projects, new buttons”
Yippeee for a finished sock!
That’s like finding $5 in the pocket of a coat you haven’t worn since last year! How happy.
Yay for the finished sock! I should have one by tomorrow too. That will make a “pair.” One orange lace, one stockinette crocodile. You think anyone will notice? I joined the WIP Wipe-Out, too, but I had forgotten. I better get on something, eh?
A finished sock! I’m working on finishing socks, too! I finished one lace sock sometime last year and never started the second one until a week or two ago. As of right now I only have two lace repeats, but I hope to have a finished pair soon.
What are yours made out of?
Hmm, finding a sock is much nicer than delving into a bag and finding a bunch of used tissues…. ergh!
I am jealous. I wanna do maryland but well I live half a world away and have a mortgage and I don’t have any children to sell…. However, I might consider selling the husband for a good price. The cats? No way!