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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

how quickly things change.

...oh yeah. y'all know this all too well. but it kind of slapped me in the face (in that only-for-fun way, promise!) and made me pay attention in the last 24 hours.

If you follow me on instagram, you saw this late yesterday afternoon.
raveled here
Yes, that is a sweater. for me. and it will be a true finished object as soon as it dries and I can sew on the buttons. tomorrow I hope because I have plans to wear it on Friday.

and then this morning, you saw this.
raveled here
Like Martha said, I'm cranking out the projects.

...and planning new ones. at a rapid rate. Here's my queue on Ravelry:
my current queue on ravelry

Yep, I bought three patterns yesterday. and today I bought yarn. and swatched and cast on for that first one.
#1 - Dresden, using Fibre Co Savannah DK
and took nice glamour shots of the three next-up ones in my queue.
#2 - Garance, using the suggested yarns - fiber and color ways!
#3 - Silk Cloud Pullover, using Kidsilk Haze from (deep 2007) stash
#4 - Eternity Scarf, using Shibui Heichi (what I'll have left once I finish Garance)
It was only three short weeks ago that I wrote about feeling different about my knitting. and I do still feel different about my knitting. there's only one "all new" (new yarn and new pattern) project (Dresden) in that short list of next-ups. I did have to buy three skeins of silk cloud for the Garance and of course those three patterns... but still. I know I can really use all of these pieces. and I specifically chose the color for Dresden to pair well with tops and bottoms I already own. (yes, that's a new thing for me!)

I'm curious to see if/how this sticks. will it last? or will I be frogging projects in favor of new patterns by this time next month? we'll see. I'll keep you posted!

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8 Comments:

Blogger Carole said...

Wow, you have been - and will be - a busy knitter!

Wednesday, 06 February, 2013  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I just cast on the Eternity scarf...like your choice of yarn so much better than mine...but mine is for a teenage girl who lives with her dad so I needed something easy to wash...so berroco vintage it is. Love all your choices!

Wednesday, 06 February, 2013  
Blogger Mary said...

ah, there is nothing wrong with berroco vintage - that would be my choice for sure if it needed to be washable.

Thursday, 07 February, 2013  
Blogger Kym said...

That's the way it is with knitting . . . ebb and flow. Looks like you're flowing now, Mary! Lovely projects, all1

Thursday, 07 February, 2013  
Blogger margene said...

The cardigan is looks like the style of sweater that will be worn often and become a favorite. Not to throw you for a loop but the new BT collection is pretty fabulous. It quickly mixed up my queue.

Thursday, 07 February, 2013  
Blogger Debbie said...

Your cardigan is beautiful! I am such a slow knitter!

Friday, 08 February, 2013  
Blogger Honoré said...

Well, I can see why those are in the queue! Especially the Dresden, especially. The sweater you have just finished is gorgeous and looks superb on you; wear it in great health. I so love the tea cozy ~ just makes one want to snuggle up with a good book and a nice tray of tea and goodies. Knit on!

Cheers~

Friday, 08 February, 2013  
Blogger Mary said...

Debbie, thank you - and note that it took me THREE months from start to finish. but most of the knitting was done in the last 3 weeks of the project (funny, projects don't get finished unless you take them out of the bag and actually work on them!)

Sunday, 10 February, 2013  

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