WIP Friday

First--thanks to everyone who commented on my iPod. Besides my engagement ring it's the coolest present dear husband has ever come up with, seriously.

A finished object:

Little Rage's Mittens
I-cord still in progress. I used Dreambaby DK and the mitten pattern from The Knitter's Handy Book of Patterns by Ann Budd.

I think that I am going to make Fridays a WIP day. So here's the full disclosure on what's on the needles as of right now:

(1) Debbie Bliss sweater for Little Rage--I haven't worked on it this week; but I'm getting very close to the neck decreases.
(2) Rogue Revisited--I have one sleeve done and that's it--it's been kind of back burnered until I get the kiddos sweaters done--they grow faster than I do :)
(3) Hooded T--those of you that have been around for a while know that I started this in the spring. I have everything done but the hood--so why don't I work on it? As dumb as it sounds; I don't want to work on it because it's a summer thing. Maybe in February when I'm wishing for 80 degree weather I'll bring it out.
(4) Mini-mitten project: I need to finish a pair for Little Diva.
(5) Queen of Hearts scarf for Little Diva. This one will actually get more action once I finish my mini-mitten project.
(6) Beginner's Triangle--my poor Gathering of Lacealong project; I love the way it looks but concentrating on it for extended periods of time tests my frazzled nerves. It will be done before spring! (I'll keep telling myself that)

What I need to start:

(1) Knitted Gift Bag from Handknit Holidays--I'm going to use some of the Knit Picks Palette yarn; I'm not sure which colors yet.
(2) Jaywalker socks--I already have yarn picked out; I just need to start them.



Today's "Stitching Blogger's Question" was suggested by Kimberly (http://institches1.blogspot.com/ ) and is:

Do you always sign your projects? If not, why? If so, do you use your first name, initials or what?


I didn't when I started but I have for the last 6 years or so. At first it didn't even occur to me to do it, but then someone brought up the archival aspect of it--having a baseline reference for history. Now I put my initials and the year completed somewhere on the piece--any place where it would be inconspicuous.


Booking Through Thursday


This week's questions are brought to you by Nicki.


  1. Biographies and autobiographies—do you read them? No.

  2. If so, whose life story has inspired you most and why?

  3. If not, why not? Most just don't appeal to me; although I have wanted to read Bill Clinton's book I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

Comments

Stitch-n-Snitch said…
Be glad that your kids grow faster than you do. You must be keeping is shape instead of eating everything in sight (like I am) during the holiday season! ;)
Andrea said…
As you can see, I am playing blog catch-up again. :) The mittens look good - must have been a fast, fun project! And I'm so impressed by your NANO word count -- you'll achieve 50,000 no problem!

At least I have a new, more fun excuse for being so out-of-touch lately -- I started doing the online dating thing, and while it is very amusing, it is also like having a part-time job! :)

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