morgana made a delicious breakfast this morning. i think waking up in the cold makes us hungry.
on a somber note . . i'm very discontented with my "follow your arrow" project. i tried working with another yarn (other than the lovely seacell) but was still not satisfied.
so i went to purl. i walked all the way over in the 19 degree air. i'm not the happiest about this. i certainly didn't need to spend more money on more yarn. but . . it's done. good or bad . . so . . what's in the bag? ah. i better work on it first . .
Maybe I missed that, but what is "Follow your arrow project"? Is that the name of a pattern? How long did you have to walk? Are you a perfectionist when it comes to yarn :)?
ReplyDeletesometimes people will have KALs or knit-a-longs where they will give out a pattern little by little for others to knit. there's a website called ravelry with many knitting groups/discussion boards and it serves as a fantastic connection for people who like to knit: ravelry.com. a young designer korrina and i like named ysolda is having a KAL called "follow your arrow." i signed korrina and i up as a christmas gift, but i'm falling behind because i get "particular." i don't really think i have much to be a perfectionist about, but i probably am. i'm also slow these days. i never used to be . . but i guess time and age bring about many changes in a person! i also get distracted by all that still needs to be done around here . . there's still a home to be taken care of, albeit the ones who comprise it are getting quite grown up!
DeleteIt's a 30 minute walk there and a 30 minute walk back.
DeleteQuite an accomplishment then. Sometimes it helps to walk off one's frustrations.
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