Ooh, that is pretty.
Today it was cold enough that I wore the sweater I finished during the Ravellenic Games. This is the one I started in October 2010.
'Shells'
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Ooh, that is pretty.
Today it was cold enough that I wore the sweater I finished during the Ravellenic Games. This is the one I started in October 2010.
That scarf has been put on hold. I broke the circular needles (really nice ones too) trying to pull off the yarn because I cast on way too tight. This was the second attempt to cast on and doing it too tight. So I bought new needles and yarn at a chain store and I'm making myself the same scarf as practice. Which is good because I had to pull it out twice. I'm not sure why I'm having so much problems knitting.
I started a sweater in 1994. I still have the pieces. It is just missing a sleeve and a half. But it is so out of style now that I would never wear it.
Eta: before that I had finished lots of sweater and scarves and mittens. I love to knit. Maybe I should try a new project over Christmas or something.
I just started working on a sock that I stopped working on about 20 months ago. Socks are tedious and cramp my hands, but they're the only knitted thing I actually like to wear! Conundrum.
Gris, maybe use thicker yarn, so you can use bigger needles?
I started a sweater in 1994. I still have the pieces. It is just missing a sleeve and a half. But it is so out of style now that I would never wear it.
You too? I started a sweater in 1995 or 1996, and got everything done but the collar and the placket (it was a cardigan). I still have all the bits of it, in a tote bag in my garage...
You should frog your sweaters - reskein them and find new projects for the yarn.
You should frog your sweaters - reskein them and find new projects for the yarn.
Gris, maybe use thicker yarn, so you can use bigger needles?
I will next time. But these are cute! And the yarn is stretchy! I did an inch in about an hour the other day, and only need to do 7 inches before I get to start the next part, so if I mark it out in shifts I should be fine.
I agree with Sumi. I have done this, and been happy with the results.
Yay, socks! I am having heel issues on my Latter Day Socks, so they've been sitting on my shelf for over a year.