on my needles
Thursday, March 24, 2016
I am the type of person that likes to have one or maybe two things on my needles. Having more than that usually makes me a little uneasy. I just don't like having all of those loose ends.
I most prefer having one big project. Usually a sweater. And one small project like Toast or Toasty.
We are home this week for Spring Break, so I've been trying to get my projects organized. Making lists of things to finish and prioritizing which projects to work on first.
Have a wonderful day, Friends!
31 comments
OK, I know this post is about finishing things up and moving them off the needles, but you've just added like 3 new things to my queue!
ReplyDeletewell, i'm happy to do so! misery loves company!!! :)
DeleteAll lovely! Sorry about the mouse in your car....
ReplyDeletethanks sweet zeta... i am keeping one eye out for that little bugger as I'm driving!
DeleteCracking me right up, missy! Never knew you to be a multi-knitter! I always pegged you as so well-disciplined! Now I know you are as naughty as me, hahaha!
ReplyDeletegirlfriend! where have you been?! i DO remember that about you! :)
DeleteI used to knit one project at a time. Now I have three on average. Not ideal. Your three projects look lively. I am drawn to your blue in particular.
ReplyDeletei SO know what you mean, andrea. can't wait to get a couple of these off of the needles!
DeleteLove your projects! I hate when I drop a needle between the seat and console. Grrr. Can almost never find it without getting out of the car to search under the seat. :)
ReplyDeletelove how knitters unite together, laurie! :)
DeleteArrrggghhh. Mouse in your car. Yikes. That's going to give me the heebee jeebees for awhile! How'd you know???
ReplyDeletei know leslie! i am constantly looking for it! there were mouse droppings on the top of the pizza box! ewwwww!
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ReplyDeleteYour photos and projects are lovely. Very inspiring. I too have many projects going at once.
ReplyDeleteThe sock is my favorite of this WIP roll. The stripes are color fun.
ReplyDeleteThat sweater is going into my queue. Love it.
ReplyDeleteglad i could help your queue grow! :)
DeleteThe mouse can stay as long as it knits. Otherwise it has to earn its keep and get busy. :)
ReplyDeleteyour plate is full of the most scrumptious fiber.
hahahaha! :) i'm so glad he didn't try to steal some of my fibers!
DeleteKnitting in the car, so I'm not the only one knitting in the carpool or between ballet lessons... I wonder what people who don't knit do in their car? The Ellen top looks very interesting, can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeletei can't even imagine if i wasn't a knitter! all that time without productive hands! it truly is the best!
DeleteLove your projects. I'm so over sock knitting at the moment and I'm not sure why because I love handknit socks and my family will be so disappointed if there aren't socks at Christmas, but I just can't. maybe I'll start toasty for my commute project. :) Hope the mouse goes away! g
ReplyDeletewell, you are just the sweetest to make your family socks!
DeleteDid you finish your Seed Stitch Afghan?
ReplyDeleteooh, your WIPs are all looking lovely, that Elen sweater is going to be amazing! And how can anyone not smile looking at those happy rainbow socks in progress!
ReplyDeleteLeslie Having difficulty finding Elen sweater on Ravelry and Classic Elites.
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