2012.03.29 |
Do you take your yarn from the inside of the ball or the
outside? I always take it from the
inside. And, yet, I know that the ball
will collapse, and there will be a tangle at some point. It happens every time. But, still I like to take the yarn from
inside. Why?????
I spent most of Sunday winding yarn so I can finally start a
lace shawl for my mom. (still haven't started it ) Then I rewound
the yarn for those brown Cobblestone socks for the Doc that I posted yesterday,
because the balls had collapsed and were a tangled mess. Today I spent most of the morning rewinding
the balls of red yarn for the Red Hot Sweater for my friend Tony. I knit 5 rows while riding the exercise
bike. I spent as much time fixing the
tangled yarn BEFORE I went to the Y.
I almost took photos of the balls of neatly wound yarn. They were my finished objects. How pathetic.
I do have another really nice finished object.
I didn't need to untangle the yarn for
these.
A few weeks ago, I posted my
first glove EVER. Over the weekend, I finished the
mate.
And again, I am so proud of
myself. Really. I owe it all to LizMarino. I would never have even tried to
make gloves if it hadn't been for her Gift Knits Club.
Where in the World is f1bercat?
I have decided that, while I am still going to work on
increasing my minutes spent knitting (I mean riding the exercise bike WHILE
knitting), I am going to try to work my way up to 10 miles, rather than
focusing on how many minutes in the bike seat.
I need to increase my speed a bit.
Today, I worked on keeping the speed up to 12 mph and pushing 13 mph as
much as possible. So, I was able to get
7.33 miles in about 38 min.
Where am I? I reached
Yarn & Things, in Chehalis WA. This
is a tough one to visit virtually, because I can't find a website for the
shop. I can only assume they are still
in business, and I am busy virtually peeking through the window.
Good night, everyone
Yours,
f1bercat
shaping the planet one PAIR of gloves at a time.
I love your *knitting* goals! Keep it up! :)
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