You might notice that the hood is not connected, nor does it appear to be finished in any way, shape or form. That is correct. This is a daunting task, with lots of grafting and this:
Yes, those are needles all over the hood. Three sets of them. It's my own fault, since I hate stitch-holders, and didn't want to just run yarn through the loops.
Next on the list is my Aunt Oletta's shawl:
To me it seems like it's taking forever to work on this shawl. Rick says that it's actually moving along faster and insists that I have not fallen victim to the knitting black-hole. I'm just about done with the second color stripe...just five more balls of yarn to go.
Five more endless balls of...
that's right, seed stitch. Seed stitch is a beautiful, beautiful stitch. I love it. I do not love it enough to ever make an entire shawl out of it ever again. It's chaffing, and I want to start something new.
Hm....something new...
It's winter...I want to knit a hat.
More to come on that later.
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