I usually work on Lofoten in the early morning when my brain is functioning but since the Tour I don't have that time anymore. I tried knitting on it at night but that was a disaster. As soon as dinner is cleared my brain turns to mush these days. As much as I want it finished it will just have to wait until the Tour is over.
What I can do at night is knit socks. My two at a timers are done. I have one of the latest man sock done too. I don't have any socks on the needles at the moment. Gasp. We went for a drive yesterday and I didn't have anything I could just pick up and take. It felt awful. I've got to cast that second man sock on asap.
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What is it???? That is gorgeous. You do such lovely colorwork. Love your socks too. And Loften (of course). I need to cast on something today! I have absolutely NOTHING on the needles. I unraveled quite a bit....
ReplyDeleteOh, a lot of good knitting going on!!!! I like the new project-looks like fun! I only have the second man sock to work on--I am having good sock withdrawal!!!!
ReplyDeleteLook at all of those beautiful projects. I'm super curious as to what all of those bubbles will be. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm like you, my eyes start closing in the evening now. I must be getting older, as I have never done that before this summer and I remember my Mom falling asleep in the evening most days.
Blessings,
Betsy
Your knitting is gorgeous! I’d love to sit with you and learn how to do such beautiful color work.
ReplyDeleteLofoten will still be there when you're ready. Love the striped socks! Just cast on with a little Felici. I do love that yarn!
ReplyDeleteI have 21 pounds of Cat on my lap as I type this. you attempt such hard knits. i did see a cool non garter shawl last night .......hmmmmm
ReplyDeleteYour needles have been busy! :)
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