60 hours in which I knit about 12 (the rest were wasted time) |
I'm going through a long-striping-repeat adoration phase. Colinette's speckles and sprays of color will one day absorb me again, but right now it's all about the Silk Garden.
Where I knit on this scarf:
- At a Starbucks on a mellow Wednesday night awaiting my sweet Em
- In bed
- On the Metro (red line)
- In meeting about implementing a company-wide purchase order system
- At the Cosi on Dupont Circle in the sun on a spectacular warm November day
- At a doctor's appointment
- On the couch watching gratuitously pop-culture bad television (mostly CBS but also some NBC)
- NOT IN THE BATHROOM
If you ever get a gift from me, yes, it may have been blocked on a floor, it may have traversed the DC area and picked up some interesting particles, and it may have been mashed in my purse or totebag (each of them a whole universe of mystery; I never know WHAT I'm going to pull out and some of what I pull out of them, I really don't remember ever putting IN them) - but never, oh never, will it have been in a bathroom.
Pinkie swear.
What are you knitting? Post your blog links, especially if they are holiday gifts and if they are for BOYS.
Oops, almost forgot: Speaking of boys, the requested gift for my soon-to-be-7-years-old nephew, Ryan, supposedly lives at a shopping mall 30+ miles away. It's the KINGDOM (not the CITY) Lego advent calendar. I do not like malls. More and more as I get older and older. Not sure why. Maybe it's because all the STUFF is disturbing (says the woman with two or three bathtubs equivalent of yarn - seriously, I can't think of any other way to articulate how much yarn I have). Oddly (or maybe not oddly) flea markets are disturbing as well. Same stuff being sold, but on different ends of the "used" spectrum. (And I need to state that the Amazon links I use on this blog (like the one to the left) are solely for illustrative purposes. Easy and legal way to illustrate the things I am chatting about.)
But I digress from actually getting out of bed and getting ready for this visit to The Mall. From which I may or may not recover.
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Pretty scarf.
ReplyDeleteI must now attempt to Ravelry stalk you to find the pattern.
I once tried that knitting in the bath tub business. You put the yarn in a bowl so it floats and stays dry. But I quickly gave up.
So at least one project has seen a bathroom, but not the way you're talking about. ;-)
Easy pattern here - http://brooklyntweed.blogspot.com/2007/04/noro-scarf.html
ReplyDeleteI like to use all the same colorway - it makes for interesting pooling of colors.
I also like to pair the Silk Garden with a lace mohair yarn - did that with the Noro poncho and another scarf I have posted on in the past few days (in the blocking at work post).