I’ve gotten back into my knitting again. I guess it is finally not so hot that the thought of holding yarn in my lap isn’t making me want to break out into sweat. I think it is also because I’m finding myself sitting at the dance studio three afternoons a week. And, it’s too noisy to read, so knitting is perfect. I can relax, knit a few rows, and not pay attention to all the maniac kids who are waiting for their siblings to finish their dance classes.
I knit a few washcloths to get myself back into the groove:
And now I’m moving on to more ambitious projects.
I’m making this one – although the center will not be the same yarn, the one I have is similar. I love the laciness combined with the fuzzy softness at the end. The fuzzy yarn is giving me a fit right now, but I’m going to master it.
Next, I’ll make this scarf:
But mine is going to be a deep purple. Same sequined yarn (purple) at the ends, but a darker alpaca/bamboo purple yarn in the middle. I can’t wait to see how it turns out.
And, then? I think maybe I’ll get real crazy and try to make a shawl. Something to keep myself warm in church.
I know. I like to live dangerously.
Love the blue scarf. It’s so unique.
Mary
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I’m glad you are back to knitting! I find knitting very relaxing–partly because I’ve done anything complicated, but also the feel of the yearn is very soothing.
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Yes, there is something about the tactile nature of the craft that is very soothing to me. Great stress reliever.
Thank you for stopping by!
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I think so. It is actually closer to periwinkle, but these pictures were taken with my phone so they are not that good.
Thanks for stopping by!
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