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  • Knit hats for charity.

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    Knit another pair of socks.

    Complete at least one knitted or sewn Christmas gift each month.

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    Write my own hat pattern. (Yes, finish it and get it out there!)

    Finish all UFOs (sewn, knitted, et al.)

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October 16, 2006

Photoless post

I was going to post when I had nice photos of my hoodie progress or some new yarn from the Michael's Yarn Event.  But, I haven't had time to take any pictures.  So, you'll have to use your imaginations.  :)

Knitting progress:  I've been focused on knitting the Central Park Hoodie.  I have the back and sleeves done and I've started the ribbing for the left front.  I was going to knit both fronts at the same time, but I can't because of the yarn I'm using.  It's kettle-dyed, so I'm having to knit two rows from one ball then two from another.  If I tried that while knitting two fronts at the same time, it would really be a mess.  (I know because I tried this with the sleeves!)

Yarn procurement:  Michael's is having a Yarn Event, with a lot of their yarn on sale.  I had to buy some unFun Fur for my nieces' scarves.   I also bought some dishcloth cotton.  I resisted the Patons SWS and Classic Merino Wool.

Speaking of unFun Fur, I used to not mind knitting with it.  When I first starting knitting, I made several scarves out of it.  I must have overdone it, because I can hardly stand the stuff now.  My sister-in-law said that both nieces would like scarves for Christmas, so I have to make two more.  Then that may be it for good.  Any ideas of how to make it more enjoyable?

Comments

Try knitting it with a complimentary 'normal' yarn, it might make it less onerous - the unfun fur makes up 90% of one of my lys. I never knew it came in so many variations. Good luck

Hmmm. I don't have any suggestions about the fun fur. Maybe pretend you're a muppet while you knit with it? I have to send you a photo of my worst fun fur project as a new knitter. It is so ugly. Or, maybe that's a post in the making! (Or, a contest!)

I hope you'll show us CPH progress photos soon! I'm so excited to start Ariann. But I have got to get some of these other things off the needles. I have been distracted by a pair of fuzzy feet.

That's so cute Beth...about no photos and use your imagination. I NEED photos Beth, I loved the look of your hoodie so far....hopefully youll have time to post photos soon.

Have fun with the 'fur'.

Huggs, G

You are definitely way ahead of me! Good for you!

I only used the fun fur for making cat beds, and I'll be happy if I don't see it anymore for a while (unless another kitty needs a bed).

How to make fun fur tolerable...lots of alcohol in your coffee....

I say just forge through the fun fur then reward yourself with a beautiful, handpainted merino sock yarn or something once you've gotten through it!

Can't wait for hoodie pix...

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