I was there last night and started the Tulip baby cardigan for the second time. Knitting at Double Ewe is a blast but sometimes it's not conducive to actually knitting. We laugh and chat and sometimes eat and knit and fix problems and ask questions and shop... The first time I started the Tulip cardigan I started it at knitting night and I got quite a bit done. It did worry me that the knitting looked a little loose - I even mentioned it to Kelly and we both looked at it and decided that it would be OK. BTW, why do a gauge swatch - just live dangerously! Got home, went to bed, looked at it the next morning and decided that I couldn't live with how loosely I was knitting. I gave up and decided I would have to do a gauge swatch and it was then that I figured out I was knitting with needles two sizes too big. 9 instead of 7. Big difference. But I sure have fun at knitting night and Friday afternoon too. Just remember to never start a project at open knitting - you'll be having too much fun. Oh, and as far as I can tell, the second start of Tulip is OK. Holding my breath tha
This is how much knitting I got done last night. I'm going to spend the rest of the day knitting this sweater. My first grandchild will be born any day now and I have so many other little baby things to knit for her - have to get knitting. Babies grow fast.
2 comments:
Nice blog, Ann! And nice start to your Tulip baby sweater.
I know what you mean about knit night not necessarily being conducive to actually knitting. My Calorimetry was a disaster, as you so diplomatically tried to point out.
It was nice meeting you the other day!
Hey Ann,
Congrats on the retirement-I am hoping to be able to attend Friday afternoon at Double Ewe soon--I have missed our little group. That's a great name for your blog.
See you soon-I need some tatting tutorage.
Jeanice
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