and the knit goes on
So I haven't felt chipper, cheery or alert, but the fingers continue to knit. Fall-back is to cast on 100 on a circular needle and k2p2 for 6 inches with oddballs, then place a marker every 25th st and k2tog after the marker every row , move to double points, and carry on to 12 stitches left. run the tail of the yarn through them, draw it up, sew it back and forth across the top a few times, and fasten off.
And then there was these couple of balls of gray poly/silk/rayon weaving thread that I had in the stash that just wound up on the needles somehow. I have been quite happy with a nice little thermal layer at work the last few months. I really ought to sew the ends in before I wear things, but oh well.
Lordy those are matronly hips!
8 Comments:
At 4:36 PM , LA said...
You must be feeling better!!!! Yeah! Lovely knitting...lucky kids!
At 4:59 PM , Rose L said...
I LOVE the first knit cap and its fluffy look---like a kitten!!!! Purrrrrr...........
At 7:57 PM , Willow said...
Those hats look so comfortable!
At 3:37 AM , Benita said...
I think you have a beautiful figure! Women deserve to be curvey and not sticks.
I do love the vest, though. It looks very feminine and warm.
At 6:10 AM , Saren Johnson said...
Cute sweater. If you was your age and looked like a stick, I'd wonder what incurable disease you had.
At 9:45 AM , Wannietta Kirkpatrick said...
You're beautiful & if you didn't have the camera in your hands you could totally be Vogue-ing (it's a dance thing)!!
At 7:36 AM , Amy Lane said...
Wow--you can even knit when you're sick! (I love the thermal layer-- so versatile:-)
At 12:54 PM , tlbw said...
See, now I know (as if I didn't) that I am more obsessive than you.
(Smily icon.)100 st. in 2x2 rib divided at 25 st.? I'd probably try it at 20...couldn't bear to put it in the middle of 2 knits or purls.
My go-to easy hat is the 1x1 rib watch cap from Charlene Church's hat book. So far I haven't been obsessive enough to master and use the tubular cast-on she specifies.
I just did a 2x2 rib shallower cap on 76 sts - 50 grams of rather chunky yarn. That is NOT a good # from which to reduce and the directions in the pattern made an ugly crown,too flat and with big holes. In my obsessiveness I reworked it 3 times. I like what I came up with. I'll bring it along Sat. for your comments.
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