Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Knit Not

 

I swear Altheda is growing. It just doesn't look like it. I have a marker in it so I can measure my progress.



Festive Doodle is only this big. Re-knitting the yoke hasn't been nearly as much fun as knitting it the first time. 
 


I don't think I am ever going to finish these socks. I have never been less interested in a pair of socks. 



This is why I can't get any knitting done. My brain wants to put puzzles together. I finished my new Christmas one in record time. It was a lot of fun.




Now I am moving on to finish the puzzle The Mister pulled out down in the man cave for Christmas. It's a hard one and he's given up. Not me. The hard stuff is right up my alley. 

4 comments:

  1. That's funny. My friend Nita is also putting puzzles together instead of crocheting baby hats. I think a LOT of people are doing them right now.
    Your sweaters are both beautiful and I especially like the first one. Gorgeous. It's a good thing you're doing the socks two at a time or the second one might never be completed. Ha!
    Take care Debbie.
    Blessings, Betsy

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  2. Allison is doing this amazing artwork puzzle. Each block of puzzle is thick and she says it has a satisfying click! I'll show a photo on my biog, Deb. Sorry if my anonymous comment confused . I have to watch that setting! it was funny though in a twisted way

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  3. Springbok puzzles are fun. The nutcrackers will definitely provide a challenge. I finally finished a pair of socks that was a two month slog. I need a knit break.

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  4. After the fun of a yoke sweater, the body can be a real slog! Keep going! The puzzles are a nice distraction because you put all of your thinking into it--whereas knitting leaves lots of room for deeper thoughts.

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