Which explains why I thought I'd play with leftover Noro Silk Garden to make samples, showing how crocheting yarn with long color changes makes easy squares, with beautiful color but no need to stop and think about changing colors or make any decisions.
Three squares in, I had to be honest. They looked mushy. The geometry of the granny square wasn't shining through. I ripped out all but that one on the left, above. I switched it, as shown on the right: Changing colors every round, mixing the leftover bits and skeins I have on hand. So much better. I figured I'd make 4 squares. 
But I can't stop. I was away last weekend, took a sweater project that went untouched. But granny squares? Oh yes. I've moved fully into can't stop/won't stop. How serious is it? I am starting to stalk Ravelry for small destashes because my bag o'Noro bits is almost empty. (Do you have any to get rid of? No!just kidding! But..not really..... I mean, I'll use small amounts.....) I'm having a blast with it.
There are just a few spots left . Its fabulously timed to treat yo'self. See you there?
