
Finished!

Finished my armwarmers tonight! Had a nice night out w/ the girls at LIC SnB. Couldn't put down the needles once I got home, they were just too close to being finished. I decided that little projects are nice - especially when there are very little ends to sew in when done.
I guess I'll have to continue on my skull scarf for now because I am still waiting for my cashmere. Called the yarn store today, but no luck. Even though I ordered it two weeks ago and they promised it would be here by March 1st, I should have known better! But I guess it's better that I get all unfinished projects out of the way first. I also have some sewing to do on a shawl that I made from the newest R2.
5 comments:
Those are great! They are on my list of things I want to make in the future and even more so now I've seen yours!
Well done!
Anna
Lauren,
I prefer hand knitting to machine knitting because I can pick it up and go. I do actually own a machine that I bought while at school but I haven't touched it since I graduated. The machine is much quicker and it's great for producing your own knitwear quickly and more cost efficiently, but if you are knitting for yourself, I still feel the best look is obtained by hand knitting.
Cute armwarmers! I love the way the Noro graduates. I've bought some yarn for those too, but haven't cast on yet.
I like your armwarmers! I actually plan to make those, too. I need something to keep my hands warm in my freezing office :)
Lovely! I'm so very jealous of your matching stripes.
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