This weekend I finished the cat sweater, and it cracked me up so much as I was making it because it's just the most ridiculous thing. I'm glad it didn't take too long, just in case the cat won't let us put it on her. I also finished sewing together one baby duck.
I need more Vanna's Choice yarn for the flower scarf. I think I'll just be perpetually buying the red or yellow as I run out of one and then the other every time I make this scarf.
I've been trying to decide which yarn I should use for the bunny slippers. I'm thinking maybe the Bernat Alpaca. I decided to use my second ball of Tweedle Dee Blackberry to make the socks for my grandpa. The baby booties, using the $2 ball of Patons Be Mine my mom found, are now on the needles (KnitPicks Options, hell yeah).
The triforce scarf is in progress, this is my biggest worry because I decided to knit this tubularly. It's going to be around 60 inches of tubular stockinette fun. I don't know how long it will take. I have about 4 inches done from last night and this morning's commute. That may be about 1.5-2 hours-worth of knitting. That means I may need 30 hours to finish within 3 weeks. Piece of cake! Right? Right?? :( I dunno...we'll see. It is going faster than I expected it to. I attribute that to my switching over to continental knitting. The yarn isn't helping, though. The Vanna's Choice isn't really stretchy with my knitting (maybe my needles are too small) and I have to readjust and tug often, slowing my knitting down a lot.
Looking at my list, it's so obvious why knitters have such large stashes.
- crocheted basketball plushy (need yarn)
- fetching (for bro, haven't decided on yarn)
- golf club cozies (need yarn - cheap acrylics)
- gray/blue bunny slippers (have yarn, not started yet)
- triforce scarf (in progress)
- bulky socks (have yarn, not started yet)
- flower scarf (on hold pending more yarn)
- basic booties (in progress)
- soft amigurumi for baby (need yarn)
- amigurumi (need 2 more babies & 1 mommy, need more yarn)
- slouchy hats (for 3 friends, pending yarn)
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