Right and wrong don't apply to knitting patterns. You drop stitches or you don't, that's all. Amy Witting, "Isobel on the Way to the Corner Shop".
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
A nice dry red
A while ago we discussed whether it was acceptable to knit at table. The concensus among the knitters was only if it matched the menu. Non-knitters also expressed concern of knitting stainage. Here is a baby jacket, knitted top down, taken a week or so ago at my twin nieces' birthday dinner. There is a glass of red behind that knitting and I had just ordered a rare steak, so it's ok.
This garment will be finished in about 10 minutes time. An almost FO. 100g of 3ply out of my stash.
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Did you complete the garment before the steak arrived? Just polite concern for your digestion! cheers Gillian
Well it put it away while I ate if that relieves your concern, Gillian. :)
yay! seems to be a week for FOs! pity me for i have been relegated to green tea... no nice robust reds for me... until NOW!
So - 723 kg of 3 ply minus 100g. Yeah, you're making progress baby ;)
Your yarn mountain is still there, isn't it? Come on, 'fess up... LOL!
Cardy is gorgeous, by the way - and red wine would just add a nice 'tie-dye' effect to the finished object, wouldn't it :D
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