changing up the color sequence
I’m always working on some project or another, and most weeks I talk about what I’m working on Wednesdays as part of Tami’s WIP Wednesday project. You can see past WIP Wednesdays … right this way.
I’ve been focusing on the big non easter egg colored lace blob this week.
Which totally paid off because I finished this section of the shawl!!! Wheee!
Finishing this section means changing up the color sequence. I’m not exactly sure what it’ll be yet, but I’ll play around with a couple options and come up with something or other.
The green side to side triangle got a couple more rows since last week but not a whole lot of attention.
If you’d like more WIP Wednesday posts, from other bloggers, visit Tami’s blog.
new projects are distracting
I’m always working on some project or another, and most weeks I talk about what I’m working on Wednesdays as part of Tami’s WIP Wednesday project. You can see past WIP Wednesdays … right this way.
This week had one really good knitting evening, and then a couple hours scattered here and there throughout the rest of the week. If I had spent that one evening working on the-not-easter-eggy-shawl I’d probably be done with this section of it and on a different striping sequence. But I didn’t.
I started something new instead…
Some garter stitch, some i-cord edging, some tosh merino light, combine to make a very delightful and smooshy shawl.
The-Not-Easter-Eggy-Shawl did get some attention.
But again, only a little bit here and there for a total 7 rows or so.
If you didn’t see it last week: Shawl Geometry II is here! It’s got 19 uncommon and unique shawl shapes to design and play with, and you can get all the information here.
If you’d like more WIP Wednesday posts, from other bloggers, visit Tami’s blog.
no knitting means no mistakes (yet)
I’m always working on some project or another, and most weeks I talk about what I’m working on Wednesdays as part of Tami’s WIP Wednesday project. You can see past WIP Wednesdays … right this way.
Some weeks you measure your knitting in inches, and some weeks you’re ecstatic to knit 2 rounds.
This week was the latter. If you look really carefully, you can see a couple rounds of pink that weren’t there last week, but that’s about all that’s changed.
Except!
Shawl Geometry II is here!
It’s the second book in the Shawl Geometry Series, with complete instructions for 19 uncommon, unusual and unique shawl shapes.