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Is what you get when you're a slacking blogger. The mini-E isn't going as fast as it was, but I finished a slipper and organized a little bit of the stash. And I went to a store with mucho yarn and didn't buy any. (Was it the cold that I was coming down with, or self-restraint? We'll never know.)
I'm in a spring cleaning stash-busting mood. Of all of the projects I have going, most are with yarn bought on a whim, or spun for no reason. Proof:
1. Mini-E: leftovers from Essential Stripe.
2. Slippers: Two huge balls of brown wool bought when I first was learning how to spin. I didn't quite know how much I was buying.
3. Green sweater: Not at all a stash-buster. Yarn from xmas, augmented by purchasing more.
4. Forever sweater: laceweight stashbuster. Hopefully turning out to be my one-ball wonder, as I only have one ball.
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posted by Martha @ 8:19 AM
1 Comments:
Well, I didn't "stash bust" but I cleaned my apartment! I also worked more on my sweater and have it finally figured out that every third row following when I decrease means not decrease row 1, then row 2 and 3 work even. Nope. I think it means work even through row 4, etc. I did A LOT of calculations (rows per inch and the length of the sweater divided by the number of stitches I'm to have at the end of decreasing this chunk) and finally figured the whole thing out! Aren't you proud of me!
Did you catch the storm today? My poor munchkin was so scared her tail fluffed up BIG!!
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