Sarah, Jenda and I need this shirt. He-man sword optional:
I've been struggling to get through this book for the last two weeks. I made it through the first 5 discs of the audiobook, but the story is just not capturing my attention. I guess it's time to stick a fork in it. I'm really bummed because I've read a lot of awesome reviews about it. I would like to know how it ends though so I guess I'm going to have to find a really good summary online.
Pattern: Ringwood Gloves by Rebecca Blair
Yarn: Patons SWS Soy Wool Solids in Natural Indigo
Needle Size: 1 (Yes! I had to use that small of needles to get gauge with this pattern!)
Dates: November 26th - December 4th
My Project Name: I named these Lady Julia after Lady Julia Grey. She is a main character in a series of books I read last month by Deanna Raybourn.
Modifications: None.
New techniques learned: No new techniques, but I haven't used the Ringwood stitch before. It looks beautiful knitted up.
Notes: When I knit the first glove, I put the stitch markers in the wrong place so the thumb ended up being under the fingers. I thought it looked a little weird, but I didn't realize what I had done wrong until I finished the second glove. I ripped back the left glove and had to reknit it, so that's why it took me a little longer to finish these than I had anticipated.
The pictures look a little weird, one glove looks a lot longer, but that's because one has been blocked.
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And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it. - Ronald Dahl