I love it so much. Here's hoping I don't lose it the way I lost my last Carol Feller cardigan. (That will haunt me for years... Where could I have lost it?)
It's just out of it's bath and it's busy blocking. And now I want to knit another cardigan but my knitter's guilt is making me focus on one of my WIP's. I just can't choose any of them because, you know, they're old. I want new. New and shiny with new and shiny yarn.
These are my options.
Some socks. Cute socks out of cute yarn. They have a deadline of the end of December.
This handspun being knitted into a shawl. It has a deadline of somewhere in February and frankly it's working so well as car knitting, that I don't want to use hometime for it.
These socks? They're dead easy. They could be dead finished if I just knit on them.
This lovely bit of business? It's had significant progress since this picture but is still many complex rows from being finished.
Or this cardigan that is a little bit further along, but not much. And yet I desperately wanted it 2 months ago...
(I can't stand this picture. There is something behind my nail and it makes me want to go scrub my hands every time I see it. Sorry, TMI.)
Paralysed with indecision. I may spin.
3 comments:
I vote for getting everything together for the next cardigan, but don't allow yourself to start it until you finish at least one of those deadline projects.
I would do the late December socks, but then again, I haven't knit socks in what feels like forever.
Merry Christmas!!!!
My two cents ~ spin. It soothes.
What a fabulous cardigan pattern. And I love the color. Perfection.
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