New project on the needles

I, in my infinite wisdom, decided I was going to knit Pomatomus by Cookie A.  Apparently I forgot that I don’t like lacy type socks, and reading charts sucks balls.  However, I finally got through a repeat on the cuff last night thanks to Jim Dahl’s narration of HP and the Deathly Hallows.  I love me some Harry Potter.  Anyway – here is the progress so far:

It’s looking Ok, I think – but if the pattern doesn’t start coming to me a little easier, I might just frog it and do something else.

Like SPIN!

I’ve been spinning up a 70/30 merino/Seacell blend I got from The Loopy Ewe about a month ago.  I’m in love – it spins so easily and plies even more beautifully.  Take a gander!

Other than that, not much is going on.  Kobe and I played Mario Party 8 for like, 6 hours on Saturday night.  Laura joined us for a while too and much confusion and chaos ensued.

House hunting continues, with no real possibilities (that we can afford) on the horizon.  We’re headed off to look at some more tonight, so maybe we’ll have some good news, well, eventually?

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Leslie is obsessed with knitting, and when possible, perfection in her knitting. All stripey socks must match exactly and all lace must be blocked severely. She has major love for all of her viewers/readers and hopes to keep blogging and podcasting for years to come.

2 Responses to New project on the needles

  1. Aimee says:

    your handspun looks GREAT! We need details – yards, wpi, etc!!!

    Socks are prettiful too.

  2. Nessa says:

    I can loan you the Stephen Fry versions of HP if you want to take a listen. Oh, and not really related, I need to get my acoustic Alanis Morissette back from you. Since my mp3 player crashed and burned, I don’t have a copy of it. 🙁

    I hate reading charts, too. I have a square for my afghan that I’m ignoring because the chart is too complicated to memorize. It might end up getting frogged.

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