In
considerable haste, today – the excuse this time is an early (routine) dental
appt. No time for photography. Promised for tomorrow, Lisa.
I divided
Relax2 at the underarm yesterday. Oddly, the bamboo needle on which I had been
cruising round and round for weeks, refused point-blank to purl. Stitches
couldn’t be persuaded over the cable-to-needle join. I’ve substituted one of
those KnitPro things, and all proceeds well. Mercifully, I made a note the
first time of how many rows I want for this section. That shouldn’t have
changed, between Relax1 and Relax2.
And
GrannyPurple, I’m very glad to hear your praise of the Relax. (She was wearing
one, the happy day when we met on Broughton
Street recently.) An awful lot of knitting goes
into this thing – a very loosely-fitting tee-shirt in sock yarn. It would be
good to get something at the other end. (My first attempt wasn’t anywhere near
sufficiently “loosely-fitting” on me. I handed it on to a fragile-appearing
granddaughter – she’s tough as nails, really. Second from the right in the
front row, above.)
The other
big knitting news here is the arrival of the package from the Loopy Ewe – FOUR
different skeins of Into the Whirled Pakokku, each more beautiful than the
last. Two of them don’t involve a light-coloured section and might even,
therefore, do as socks for an adventurous gent.
I’d better
get on up to the dentist.
Jean
ReplyDeleteThanks for mentioning Franlin's new post. For some reason my bloglines didn't pick it up.
I hope the dentist visit went off well.
Dawn
Thanks for the lovely pictures of the Pakokku and letting us know it is found at Loopy Ewe. I'll be visiting there next month and will have to consider it as a purchase. Those socks look great. - Joe-in Wyoming
ReplyDeleteHad to let you know that I signed up for a Stephen West class today. The caution was that you need to be familiar with K1R and K1L before you arrive at class! Thought you would enjoy.
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