By Christmas Eve, I had knitted the body of the Cullercoats sweater and started knitting a sleeve. It's progress.
I don't know if I have firm fibre arts resolutions for 2015.
Assuming Cullercoats is not an absolute horror to finish, I'd like to knit another sweater, this time in plain stockinette. Maybe a pullover in commercial linen yarn. Or one in wool.
I need to wash the Gotland fleece.
We'll see how the rest of it goes.
December 27, 2014
December 20, 2014
Rose Bead Stitch Markers
Here's another look at the rose bead stitch markers I have made.
Funny things, beads made of rose petals. They're rather nice.
Funny things, beads made of rose petals. They're rather nice.
December 13, 2014
Good-bye, Hampshire Wool
I gave away the Hampshire wool. I'd washed some, combed some, dyed some, and spun a little but I never made any more progress than that. I feel good about this move.
I also owned up to how much I dislike the yarn in my current språng project compared to the handspun in a couple of early språng pieces I did. I could complete the project, show it off, and then shelve the finished object. Or I could undo the piece and reuse the yarn. Or I could skip any further effort entirely and scrap the project. Decisions.
Let's say skip. I have other projects to work on, and the piece did teach me some things so it wasn't a total waste.
I also owned up to how much I dislike the yarn in my current språng project compared to the handspun in a couple of early språng pieces I did. I could complete the project, show it off, and then shelve the finished object. Or I could undo the piece and reuse the yarn. Or I could skip any further effort entirely and scrap the project. Decisions.
Let's say skip. I have other projects to work on, and the piece did teach me some things so it wasn't a total waste.
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