In all this busy-ness I realized something. I will knit wherever, no second thoughts, in anonymous public. Since I travel to locations (mostly by car, for the day) for my work I often take the knitting bag along in case I get to my destination early, or end up at a lunch break in a restaurant alone. Strangers around? No problem. But I don't like to knit at meetings of groups I belong to, unless its a very small group & everyone knows me well. Its like some weird shyness seizes me.
So, lets just say if I got over this, I'd have logged enough knitting time recently to have made some real progress in my green cabled tank, which I'm shaping a little so it won't be baggy on me. But I haven't , so I didn't. Instead of the ribbon yarn the pattern calls for I'm using the Classic Elite Star


Twice recently strangers have commented that they liked the color, both times telling me "Its the hot color this summer!" which I'm sure is a compliment. Instead they saw fear in my eyes when I made a grimace-y smile to thank them. Panic. I'm not that up on things! Too much fashion pressure!
2 comments:
I just saw a swatch of your yarn knitted up at my LYS. You're right...I would've walked by the skein, but knitted up it makes a very appealing fabric. Looking forward to seeing your finished project!
Very cool looking, and cool in general.
People always ask me how I find time to knit, and I tell them that five minutes here and there adds up like crazy. That's why I started knitting in the first place--it was the easiest way to fill time waiting for children. A book isn't so easy to dip into for five minutes. A sweater? EZ greezee!
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