I finished up sock one for dad, though I think the foot might be a little short so I'm going back to it tonite, and am going to work another half inch or so before I do the toe. I worked on my sister's socks, and made very very good progress. I'm onto the calf on those and I really hope to make it to the ribbing before the end of the day.
I dug through the stash and don't know what to start next. In that whole pile of pleasing yarn, I could find nothing pleasing at all. I pulled out some of the Meillenweit , and some yellow yarn for socks, but I'm not sure I really want to start on those.
To be 100% truthful, what I really want to do is start on the vest project. I really want to see these marvelous colours grow into something. My hands reach for it just to touch it, my eyes go to it each time I enter the study.
This is not a really great picture of it. The teals, and turquoises are really much richer, much more vibrant than in this photo, and the pumpkin and mustard colours less vibrant.
I'm certain that I could start there if I wanted to, but I really want to get the lace project done before I start on any other big time commitments. I'm going to be good. I'm going to proceed logically and deliver the gift so long promised first. Its not like I can't resist the pull of the new before I fully appreciate the wonderful lace. I'm going to only think of lace.
Lace, lace, lace.
That is some yummy yarn!
ReplyDeleteHEY, life's too short! Get started on that scrumptious new vest RIGHT NOW! I could never resist starting a vest project, especially if it's crochet. GO FOR IT! (and let me see the progress pictures, right?)
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous yarn. I've got to finish my projects too, but I keep going to my lovely alpaca yarn. The lacy patterns didn't seem to be working (mainly I was concerned they were too complex for my feeble brain), so I settled on a sampler scarf. After ripping it back about 5 times, I think I have a keeper - now I'm hoping I have enough yarn - and kind of wishing I had started with the mesh pattern, because it is, of course, lacy.
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