I couldn't stop knitting...until I ran out of yarn. Hence the short length! My daughter insists that I run right out and buy some more yarn so that I can knit the scarf to it's proper length. I might...but first I want to learn a few new stitches. And I would like to make a scarf without the missed loops and holes, etc. But, I am okay with my first scarf being so imperfect, that's how it should be, right? Full of mistakes, character and sweat? (It's a little warm here to be sitting around with yarn in your lap...)
I should have known that I would get addicted and start daydreaming about yarn...that's just who I am.
nice half scarf. great for a cat's neck perhaps... stick to photography. get back to that editing :)
ReplyDeleteGreat beginning-we all atart somewhere! I acn tknit at all-so Im impressed! I can see cute beanie hats and sweaters for visits to Oregon!? Good job!
ReplyDeleteI just can't stop laughing at the picture. It's true.... you live in Florida, you have no business knitting a scarf! Maybe you should try to knit a bikini?? lol!
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ReplyDeleteanyhow-- the pic is too much!! hillarious!
now I have to post a photo of my first hat! lol!