I wanna make this now(!):
I've spent about an hour of my day looking at it, considering yarn choices, colors, what the cheapest yarn choice would be, etc.
Then I remembered that I have a sweater's worth of yarn for a sweater for Hubby and 1/3 of a sweater on the needles for me. On to the next idea....
Such is the life of a knitter.
I've spent about an hour of my day looking at it, considering yarn choices, colors, what the cheapest yarn choice would be, etc.Then I remembered that I have a sweater's worth of yarn for a sweater for Hubby and 1/3 of a sweater on the needles for me. On to the next idea....
Such is the life of a knitter.
4 comments:
Yes! I saw this, and thought it looked great! Then I took a look at the pattern and was not so excited about the way it was written up. Maybe another day, maybe another pattern--it does look lovely though.
This is the beauty of knitting. God created multiple knitting needles for just this occasion. You can have as many projects going as you can buy needles. Simple math. One project per needles. No limit on needles. If you were only supposed to have one project at a time, there would be a limit on purchasing needles. One pair per size per customer. I've never seen this printed on any sale flyer for yarn stores. Haddy's Mom
P.S. It's a beautiful sweater and you'd look lovely in it. A little too ambitious for me but you'd do just fine.
This is why Jess and Casey gave us the Queue. ;-)
(I like this one quite a bit myself! Wonder if I have anything suitable in stash...)
Cables don't excite me as much as lace. But that doesn't stop me from having oodles of projects on the needles at one time. But then I have trouble focusing sometimes ...
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