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February 28, 2006Sweater lustGive me my pointy sticks.Since the Olympics ended, I've been basically wanting to knit everything in sight. Boy, did I start my Rule of Ten at the right time. I think it's a combination of suddenly having the freedom to knit things other than the socks and of the Olympics getting me even more excited about knitting and, oh, finishing things. So far I've managed to stick with the lovely Salina, but that doesn't mean I haven't been looking. First of all, have you seen the Knitty surprises? I love Starsky. Love love love. I think the yarn for it will be my prize for finishing my first sweater - probably Salina, or maybe the baby Aran, or maybe, um, the other one I'm about to talk about. In any case, as soon as I have a sweater, any sweater, totally done, seamed, blocked, everything, I am allowed to order the yarn for Starsky. The other one is something I've been thinking about for a while - a light cotton sweater, oversized, with a wide neck (to be taken on and off easily), for use on cool spring and summer Sunday mornings when driving around going to yard sales and parks and stuff. (Well, that's what I do on such mornings, at least.) I was almost ready to start designing this sweater myself when I found it - the Hourglass Sweater from Last Minute Knitted Gifts, except in sturdier cotton. Probably Knitpicks Crayon. And that would only be about $16, so I'll probably be ordering it soon, along with a few other smaller things I've been wanting from Knitpicks to get up to the free shipping limit. I'd like to have that sweater done by, say, April. Eeek. I'd better start clearing some things off of my list... P.S. This just in - my gold medal! ![]() Comments
oooh, i totally have my eye on starsky, too!! Congrats, Kat! I too have found myself wanting to knit everything in sight! I wonder how much I can knit in a month... Posted by: zee at February 28, 2006 05:55 PMYES! I am starting/planning projects like crazy since I finished my KO project!!! It's like a disease or something. At worst I'm actually casting on, at best, I'm putting all the wool and needles together with pattern/book into one of the many knitting bags lying around. Your rule of ten is a fantastic idea! Isn't the medal great??! Woo-hoo all of us! Thank you so much for doing the teams page. The Hourglass is great! Maybe a cotton-acrylic or cotton-silk blend? Something that isn't quite as heavy as straight cotton will be... Posted by: Chris at February 28, 2006 09:08 PMKat- http://www.adn.com/life/story/7488231p-7398352c.html I seem to be having Knitting Olympic withdrawal and can't stop reading and rereading KO blogstuff. Thanks so much for your amazing contribution to this incredible event!! Posted by: kathy in Juneau at March 1, 2006 02:27 PMDavid and I LOVE the gold medal. Congrats!! Posted by: Mom at March 1, 2006 05:12 PM |
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