Happy Tuesday! Yesterday was Little Man's 10th birthday! It's difficult to believe sometimes but here we are.
Let's get going with the update (for which I am late. Again).
FOs (Finished Objects):
1. Ewetopia Stripey Socks: started 15 November 2018; finished 29 January 2020
2. Tiny Turtle: started 7 November 2019; finished 30 January 2020
3. Mirkwood: started 9 February 2020; finished 17 February 2020
4. Campfire Socks: started 17 October 2018; frogged 9 April 2020
5. Sockhead: started 8 January 2020; finished 25 May 2020
6. Baby Yoda: started 14 March 2020; finished 13 June 2020
7. Abracadabra Socks: started 7 August 2018; finished 18 June 2020
8. Multi-Colored Merino Top (Viktor): started 16 January 2019; finished 30 June 2020
9. Oread Hat (test knit): started 2 July 2020; finished 11 July 2020
10. Prototype Something Something Raindrops: started 11 April 2019; finished 18 July 2020
11. Rose City Rollers: started 18 June 2020; finished 4 August 2020
12. Prototype Something Something (worsted): started 5 September 2020; finished 6 September 2020
13. Prototype Something Something cowl: started 11 September 2020; finished 17 October 2020
Nothing new to see. Sorry.
WIPs (Works-in-Progress) (These are carried over year to year if needed):
1. Wink: started 5 January 2015
2. Shetland Neck Wool (support spindle): started 8 September 2017
3. Returning: started 14 January 2018
4. Faerie Mountain Fibers Crazy Batt (EEW Mini): started 13 April 2018
5. Granny Square Blanket: started 28 April 2018
6. UW Ski Hat: started 11 July 2018
7. Purl & Loop Weaving Project: started 28 August 2018
8. Herbivore: started 15 November 2018
9. Linen Stitch Scarf: started 2 June 2020
10. Greenwood Fiberworks Dark BFL (Viktor): started 28 June 2020
11. Vanilla Socks: started 9 August 2020
12. Minecraft Socks: started 12 August 2020
13. Basic Fingerless Mitts: started 6 September 2020
14. Come Sail Away: started 17 October 2020
With the election in the United States this past week, I can say that any knitting I did was stress-knitting. Specifically, I spent a good portion of Tuesday working on the Come Sail Away baby blanket. I actually made some decent progress and my tension didn't get too wonky. I finished the first row of blocks and I'm about halfway through the second row of blocks. I also worked on it when we watched V for Vendetta on Thursday (though that was harder as I was knitting in the dark).
I think that was the only knitting I did, though.
Design WIPs:
1. Messed Up Moss: started March 2009 - write pattern as PDF (iterations: first, second)
2. Susan's Hat: started 31 August 2010 - need new prototypes & write the pattern (iterations: first, second, third, mini, fifth, sixth)
3. Little Man's Baby Blanket: started July 2010 - need new prototype & write pattern (iteration: here)
4. Chunky Scarf: started 6 October 2012 - need new prototype & write pattern (iteration: here)
5. Pacific Waves Hat: started 9 March 2016 - need new prototype & write the pattern (iterations: first, second, third)
6. Fall in San Francisco: started 18 September 2016 - need new prototype & write pattern (iterations: first, second)
7. Stomping Grounds Collection: started 26 February 2017 - need prototypes & write patterns
8. Unnamed Hat Design: started 14 August 2017 - need various weight yarn prototypes & write pattern (iterations: first, second)
9. Paradiddle Socks: started 19 October 2017 - write pattern (iteration: here)
Children's Items:
1. Oliver for
Stormageddon (worsted weight - Stunning String Studio from Stitches
West 2018) - I may change this to a different sweater using the same
yarn
2. Honey Badger: (worsted weight - black & white acrylic I have banging around the stash)*
3. Mittens for Stormageddon (worsted weight probably)
4. I Love Stockinette Baby Bibs (worsted - cotton, acrylic, something)
Designs:
Spinning:
Dyeing:
2. Skeins of sock yarn
Other Fibery Endeavors:
Ah yes, I love a fire in the fireplace - good plan...I think I will put one on tonight. It is cold and dark and damp today - a fire would be perfect. I had a little chuckle at your stress laundry - I do that too!!
ReplyDeleteI love fireplace fires!! We would burn ours almost daily in the winter (retirees) but when snowbirding in Florida, we don't burn as many fires. We live in the woods so we have more wood than we could ever burn. I LOVE the smell of campfires. I have a "baby" firepit that I like to use and thankfully hubby has not gone spastic over the burn marks on the deck when a too long log falls out after burning through the middle. Lucky my hubby has always been an "our house is to use" not "a temporary location for someone else to buy".
ReplyDeleteYour fire looks so inviting. Has Little Man read the 39 Clues series; I think he may like it. The main characters are a sister-brother duo and travel around the world.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, all we can manage is the stress-induced activities. I stress clean TINY areas. Like detail my desk, or the bathroom vanity, or the front of the refrigerator. Everything else may be a dumpster fire, but at least SOMETHING is clean.
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