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september 14, 2004

sneak peek

Another sneak peek at my secret project, which is coming along fabulously. I'm loving the colors. They remind me of sherbert.


just a few ends to weave in

Yes, stripes means weaving in ends. It's unavoidable. I know, I know, you all want me to weave in as I go, but when I try, the colors keep popping through to the other side and it'll all just be neater when I do it later with the tapestry needle. It's not like you have to do it. (Of course, if you want to, I wouldn't mind! Hee, hee.)

posted by alison at 5:01 am | in vacation 2004
Comments

The secret project is just lovely, and indeed looks tasty! My favorite rationalizations for leaving weaving until the end are (1) it's a bear to frog something with woven ends, and (2) it's easier and probably neater to hide the ends in the seam. Missed you at Knitsmiths las Sunday! It was a smallish but interesting group. Tchuss!

Posted by: suzanne at September 14, 2004 7:45 AM

You know I'd weave your ends for you. :)

Posted by: michelle at September 14, 2004 1:14 PM

The colors of your secret project are "yummy" - someone is going to be so lucky! Keep us posted, pls and keep knitting!!

Leslie

Posted by: leslie at September 14, 2004 6:09 PM

you say sherbert, i say sherbet...let's call the whole thing off...love the blog entries from deutschland....looking forward to seeing you when you get back...i can't seem to seam that friggin DB wrappy dress....

Posted by: lisa b at September 14, 2004 8:21 PM

Every time I knit something stripey like this, I think..."Aw heck, I'll weave in the ends when it's done and just enjoy the knitting for now." And every time I finish up such a project I vow..."I'll never do this to myself again!" LOL

Posted by: Joni at September 15, 2004 12:43 PM




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