Oh dear. Now that Dad's sweater is done, I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to start next. I'd love to do myself an aran sweater, but can't really afford it at the moment. I am doing socks. I've always got socks on nowadays for phone/doc/physio time. I used to be a one project person, but that changed when I started doing more complicated things that I need to concentrate on, i.e. cannot knit in public for fear of suddenly and loudly spewing expletives when I've made a mistake (20 rows back). I mean, it's bad enough when I mess up the gusset on a sock during my physio sessions, if I tried to take an aran project, they'd wind up banning me from every medical facility in Switzerland as a precautionary measure for the other patient's safety.
I'm going to have to go delve in my stash to see what I feel like knitting. Maybe I'll do a few hats for charity or something until I figure out what to do. Can't go wrong there, can you?
Thanks Canute. I will do that. I think I tend to pull my knitting to meet up where I want it. That causes a bit of problems. :)
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Your socks look great, so you must know.
The pattern is actually quite easy. Row of knit and then a row of inc and dec. Repeat. You would have no problem with it.
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Oh, and by matching I meant their length not the colors. As you can see from my previous pair of socks I am not to anal about the sock color patterns matching. :)
I seriously envy your ability to not know what to knit. I usually am thinking about five projects ahead of me, eager to start them all (hence my cast-on-itis). I really am glad too that you have seen the real merit in having more than one thing to knit at a time. And you thought me crazy! ;P
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