
I need to get away from this mountain of essays for a while, so here I am.
I'm halfway done the second stole. It's knitting up much more quickly than the first, mostly because the pattern uses size 7 needles. But each row takes
forever. This particular pattern is knit
lengthwise, which means I have 278 stitches on my needle. Hence the bunching. (It was supposed to be 289 stitches, but apparently I can't count and ended up with 274. I was sneaky and added a few more on in the third row so the number would be right for the pattern.)
I also finished the c

over for Keith's Kindle, though the only picture I have of it is on the needles. (You can see the flat spot on the left side where I forgot a cable ... whoops.)
Of course, I managed to break my own Kindle after owning it less than a month. By falling on top of it. While folding laundry. I'm assuming I'll find this amusing later in life, but right now I'm pretty upset, since it was a Christmas gift from Keith's dad.
In a happier vein, my cousin has ordered her bridesmaid dress for my wedding, and I am now in possession of
my bridesmaid dress for
her wedding. (She is beating my by a month and a half, the stinker!) I brought along a hank of yarn from that I ordered from
Knit Picks as a potential for my own bridal shawl, to see if it matched the dresses. Nope--too green. I'm thinking it will be easiest to go with white.
Although I am in love with Sweet Georgia's
Cashsilk Lace in Riptide, and it looks closer to
the right color.
I don't mind at all splurging on yarn for my wedding, but I can't spend money on skein after skein just to to see if it's the right color. Even though I wouldn't mind owning all of said yarn ...