The wrong kind of progress
October 01, 2004
Instead of brushing up on my C++ or prepping for job interviews, I've been knitting. Oops. :-P
Here's rogue so far, with the side cables a row and a half away from completion and the markers in place for the beginning of the neck cables:
I know everyone else has said it before, but it's so fun to watch the cables grow! I found the repeat on rows 33-38 of Chart A incredibly confusing, but I'm past it now, and it all looks great. Here's a little zoom on the side cables:
Here's rogue so far, with the side cables a row and a half away from completion and the markers in place for the beginning of the neck cables:
I know everyone else has said it before, but it's so fun to watch the cables grow! I found the repeat on rows 33-38 of Chart A incredibly confusing, but I'm past it now, and it all looks great. Here's a little zoom on the side cables:
posted by susan at 2:45 PM
2 Comments:
I wish I could knit. Do you sell what you make?? Anyway, just surfing other peoples blogs, I really like yours...you have a "for lack of a better word" happy writing style. And you seem intelligent, which is awesome..I have not seen much of that lately. But yea...let me know if you sell what you make.
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fs, at 9:17 PM, October 01, 2004
Hi, and thanks for the compliments. :-) I've never looked into selling what I knit, mostly because I am not very consistent about staying with projects. Recently (i.e., since I started attending a group), I've been knitting a lot faster, but I still don't think I turn out anything quickly enough to sell.
If you're interested in knitting, it's really not that hard to learn. If you're a book person, there are a ton of options. The Stitch N Bitch book seems to be the most popular bible for newbies. If you learn better in person, most yarn shops (and many fabric or craft stores) offer lessons.
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susan, at 7:39 PM, October 10, 2004
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