
asap for a charity bazaar. I've got three weeks and this shouldn't be a problem, right? Well, it wouldn't be if the scarf weren't a lace pattern. After hurrying home to work on the scarf so I could get it done and in the post before the end of the week, I knit and knit and knit and then looked at the beginning only to find that I'd left out a YO and it looks funny. That's over a foot of scarf I have to frog and re-knit. It's lace and you all know how I enjoy knitting lace. It's just so much fun spending more time frogging and counting stitches than knitting, right?
Really now, when am I going to learn to stick to cables?
Scarf is pretty regardless!
ReplyDeleteI can't see your mistake, and I know a non-knitter wouldn't notice it, BUT I know you just can't leave it. I'm getting better about ignoring small errors, but they still drive me crazy. If I don't frog, I never finish because I lose my enthusiasm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty scarf. My daughter is having her first knitting book published this summer. It;s called New England Knits.
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