So with the Olympics going on, don't expect me to be too talkative here. I'll try my best to post progress shots, but there probably won't be a lot of commentary. I've learned over the almost year I've been blogging that sometimes it can be a bit time consuming and takes away precious knitting time! Plus I should really try to stay away from the internet completely. Too many tempting things to look at!
While waiting to start on First Aid, I decided to take my fairisle out of it's bag and block it.
That's a lot of ends!
Then the next night, I blocked the sleeves. Notice anything wrong?
For whatever reason, I decreased on the edge on one sleeve cap, and 2 stitches in on the other. Considering I ALWAYS decrease 2 sts in from the edge this just blew me away. So after the Olympics I'll be reknitting one sleeve cap. Luckily this shouldn't take too long and I'll have one more FO under my belt. I'm so happy I've actually been sticking to that part of my New Year's resolution! It's almost shocking actually.
Good luck to all the Olympians out there! Remember to rest periodically so you don't hurt those precious hands. And if you aren't participating, happy knitting!
P.S. Thank you for your nice comments on my green sweater and hush hush. Maybe one day I'll get together the green sweater pattern and submit it or post it here! I really appreciate your encouragement!
6 comments:
What is the pattern that you used on the Fairisle sweater?? That is beautiful!!!
I can't wait to see your finished fair isle! I've been lusting after it since you started it :).
Good luck on the olympics!
The fair isle is gorgeous! I really want to attempt a fair isle project soon. Now, the games have kicked off. Why am I commenting instead of knitting???
Good luck with the Olympics! I should probably be knitting right now, too!
Bummer about your sleeve cap! Oh well. Look forward to seeing your First Aid! I love that pattern.
The colors of your fair isle are just beautiful! Thanks so much for letting me know about the 'knitted cast-on', I found tons of info on how to do it now that I know what it's called ;-)
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