




Just some of the projects I have on needles at the moment. Note how many of them are fingering yarn. Remember what I told you about fingering yarn...and the size 1 or 2 needles. What does it say about me that I love this stuff and these needles and I AM INCAPABLE OF SUSTAINING INTEREST IN ANYTHING THAT TAKES MORE THAN 3 days? Do you think I am setting myself up for failure? Or, am I just trying to challenge myself, to move beyond my comfort zone--as I'm doing with this Blog 365? Pro or con, answer as you will, making sure to support all of your points with specifics. And no comma splices, goddamit!
I love the color of your yarns especially the ones in pics 3 & 4 very nice I can't wait to see what they all end up as
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think it says about you? Does it matter what I think? I could probably only speak to what I would say about myself and that would be different for you.
ReplyDeleteI am once again jealous, this time, of your hand- eye coordination. I cannot knit, crochet, or anything like it...
Hmmmm, okay - here are my thoughts on this perplexing knitter problem. I have found that if I buy larger needles - the urge to put a project on them hits! Buy more larger knitting needles! By the way - what is the gorgeous yarn in photo #4??? Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love the skinny yarn too, but I also love the fat yarn because with it I can knit a pair of mittens in about three hours. Right now I am making skinny yarn socks, but this morning I made mittens from start to finish. Try some big yarns, too.
ReplyDelete~raenwa~: Me too...can't wait to see what they all end up as--and when.
ReplyDeletedenise: yeah, I know, but I'm always interested in other people's take on things.
askatknits: have big needles...lots of them. I associate them with big garments. And I'm too, ahem!, big these days to wear those big garments.
nina: mittens=New York; useless in northern CA unless one does winter sports--and we know how I am about sports.
oh, and the gorgeous yarn in photo #4 is Plymouth Yarn's Royal Bamboo.
ReplyDelete