I would love to post some pictures of what I have going on but how I've managed to lose 3 digital cameras is beyond me.
I finished Lili's wrap and it came out adorable.
I re-started my Fiber Trend lace shawl and started putting in lifelines so hopefully that will go a little more smoothly.
i also gauged another lace scarf from the Victorian Lace Today book. The name of the yarn eludes me at the moment but it's a pale yellow. 80% Mohair so it should be a joy to frog if I screw up. (For those of you who don't know, Mohair is nearly impossible to rip out if you have to. It pretty much felts from the warmth of your hand to itself as you're knitting it.)
I did finish my green and blue socks (finally! I've been working on those things for a month I swear. How come the second sock takes 3 times longer to finish?)
Anywho, I had to work tonight and I'm beat. I'll look for my camera and try to take some pics tomorrow. Bed. Good.
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Being a fairly new knitter, I wanted to share some of my experiences with novice knitters like myself who may feel intimidated by the more experienced knitters. As I learn, you learn. I'll share how I overcome some of my more daunting experiences and any techniques I pick up along the way.
About Me
- Brittany
- I started knitting around Christmas of 2004 when my daughter had 10 friends she wanted to get gifts for. I had always wanted to learn to knit so this seemed a good time to learn. They all received eyelash yarn scarves that cost me under $20 to make. That pretty much got me hooked. I taught myself through websites, blogs and books and love the challenge of learning new techniques.
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