I did get better and managed to make some decent scarves. Here are some pictures:This is done in silk/bamboo. My second project. It was hard. That wool is delicate and it was a lace pattern. Never do a lace pattern as your second knitting project.
This little baby was my first project, also a lace stitch...again, never start with lace as your beginner's knitting project.This was done in a Debbie Bliss cotton...kind of hard to work with for a beginner.
The problem is I am procrastinating about getting past the scarves. I ventured into making a sweater - it is straight knit and purl after all - but the thing has been sitting there completed and now I need to put it together. I started to...but it's laborious, boring, big fat seams...I am not sure I can handle this kind of angst. So it just has not been sewed together. Thank goodness I have my sock class tomorrow and hopefully I won't spend like a thousand gazillion dollars at the yarn store. These lessons are beginning to cost a lot of money because every time I go, I end up buying yarn, or a pattern, or something.
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Hey, I know you can venture past scarves. I grew up with many of the cool creations you made, my favorite of which having been that little Inuit parka you made for me when I was but a wee boy! So I know you got some talent in this area. And you seem to be able to do just about anything you set out to try and do. Like the flute, I remember that. Ice climbing, skateboarding, rock climbing, various cooking classes, yoga. You got a pretty nice list of things you have strived for and accomplished!
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