I finished the colorwork part of the sleeve and now I am faced with miles I plain old knit. It gave me the itch for more colorwork.
I went digging through patterns and my giant basket of palette.
I even thought about this kit I have.
Then I remembered I already had this in progress. Duh.
I knit a few rows and then realized I had made a big boo boo so I had to rip back all the rows I had just knit and then some. I just ripped this thing back to the armpits so I was not exactly having a good time. It's back in the 90's here with high humidity so nothing is really making me happy. I need a cool breeze and another gin and tonic. Won't this summer ever end?
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Sorry about the ripping. I’ve been at the lake since Sunday and it’s been in the 40’s at night. Daytimes have been 70’s so NO complaining here. I wish I could send you some. The smoke has even been better because of the cool temperatures.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Oh Deb. I know this weather gets to you. Its like cabin fever in reverse. Wishing you breezes to cool you. Wishing you a cooler night! HUGS
ReplyDeleteI seldom do colorwork, but I admire the work of others. Despite the frogging, the sweater is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLast week we had several days of wonderful weather - 70s, low humidity - and I even wore a sweatshirt when I walked in the morning. It was wonderful but back to hot and humid and no change in the ten day forecast. I do remember that last summer just would not end. Hoping for an early fall that will last for a long time. Your various projects are all beautiful. I think you have enough variety to keep yourself entertained for quite some time.
ReplyDeleteOh, can I ever relate! I've done a bunch of tinking lately, too, and it's not fun.
ReplyDeleteI've completely lost my knitting mojo because of this heat and humidity! Mostly just doing embroidery and clothes-sewing while (so thankfully) sitting in the air-conditioning!
ReplyDeleteMy sympathies on the weather. I am not a fan of the 90's.
ReplyDeleteI am a tinker. I just seem to make mistakes on a regular basis!
Busy busy!
ReplyDeleteI feel for you with the unknitting. I really wanted to finish a pair of socks last night, all I had to do was a contrast toe, but! for some reason I reduced unevenly. I could leave it, as I got to the right stitch count, but it feels off, so now I know what I must do.
That colorwork is gorgeous! High temps + humidity - not so much.
ReplyDeleteThe stocking stitch will go fast with the sleeves, at least. Bummer about ripping out colorwork!
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