I would have been even further than this except for the fact that I used the wrong colour. where the navy blue currently is. So I had to slowly reverse knit about 6 or seven rows back to where the navy blue starts. Maddening, but necessary and makes the slow stitching aspect go even slower when going backwards. I contemplated leaving in the mistake, which was using the royal blue where the navy is, but decided that I wouldn’t be happy with it that way, hence the slowly going backwards.
I am feeling the effects of the time change today. I love having the extra hour of day light in the evening, but the change does nasty things to me and it usually takes a few days to get used to it. So today is going to be spent very low key, working on some more knitting and maybe spending some time at the sewing machine working on a new project that I started yesterday, I’ll show more about that tomorrow. In the meantime, I’m linking up with Kathy’s Slow Sunday Stitching
Your sweater is looking so pretty love the colors.
ReplyDeleteI remember reading that book because you recommended it - and I REALLY like what you've done so far with the sweater! (I feel your pain about have to "unknit" those rows - just did the same thing with 8 rows of cables...).
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to watching your progress on this!
Daylight savings can take a few days to get used to but once you are all those lovely light hours in morning and late in the evening are wonderful. Gosh, your sweater is beautiful. Such a pretty pattern. I cannot imagine undoing even a row of that pattern. You are very brave. =)
ReplyDeleteI am lucky and the time change doesn't bother me at all. I really like that sweater. What a pretty colorwork.
ReplyDeleteI just lay down and had a nap for 3 hours. We shall see what tomorrow looks like.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great start!
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