Yesterday, I bought the last of the yarn I need for the queen-sized blanket. All I need to do is knit it up and sew it up and then I can live it up.
And about the only good thing to come from last night's debate was the beginning of my new scarf. It's made from a very texturally interesting yarn that goes from being very fine and thin to super bulky in the course of 3 or 4 stitches. It is very, very soft wool. I bought so much of it, that I think I can get 2 scarves out of it. Maybe someone else needs such a soft, pretty scarf. Then we could be all matchy matchy and start an evil clique who ostracizes people with acrylic store bought scarves. Or not.
Yesterday, I bought the last of the yarn I need for the queen-sized blanket. All I need to do is knit it up and sew it up and then I can live it up.
And about the only good thing to come from last night's debate was the beginning of my new scarf. It's made from a very texturally interesting yarn that goes from being very fine and thin to super bulky in the course of 3 or 4 stitches. It is very, very soft wool. I bought so much of it, that I think I can get 2 scarves out of it. Maybe someone else needs such a soft, pretty scarf. Then we could be all matchy matchy and start an evil clique who ostracizes people with acrylic store bought scarves. Or not.
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