It has been a long evening but I do now have three of the part cones of cashmere wound into balls. Rather more breaks than I would have wished for occurred but rather surprisingly there were no major tangles or wastage.
The rest can wait until tomorrow. Though I shall have to bake, as I said I would host spinning again this week. At least I have a few eggs on hand this time.
The Alhambra scarf has reached the 20% stage.
I still love it. It really is beautiful.
It might progress faster if I wound the cone off, but I am reluctant to break my thread - in both senses.
The scarf seems to be igniting more challenging lace ambition in me. I am actually considering a wedding ring shawl. Madness! That’s like going straight from Kindergarten to your Doctorate. I am enjoying this project though, much more so than the Shetland lace patterns - they do tend to the boring after a few pattern repeats.
What I really would like to do is a Pi shawl of my own devising. There are two things holding me back - one is my natural antipathy towards circular needles and the other is my lack of a stitch dictionary. Both would seem to be “stoppers.”
How about this one, though? Pretty, yes? Or this? Yes, I think that’s the one.
I am definitely leaning towards a shawl with multiple stitch pattern rather than an all-over design. Low boredom threshold
My foot is throbbing just a little.
Similar woolgatherings:
- Rippit Rippit
- Shh!
- Cast off
- Rippit rippit rippit
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