Dec 29, 2015
Isaac (right), wearing his brother's hoodie. #sugarncreamyarn #hangtenhoodie #kidknits #stitchinterrupted #knitterpride #knittersofinstagram #socalknitters #knittersoflosangeles #happykids #winterbreak2015
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Isaac (right), wearing his brother's hoodie. #sugarncreamyarn #hangtenhoodie #kidknits #stitchinterrupted #knitterpride #knittersofinstagram #socalknitters #knittersoflosangeles #happykids #winterbreak2015
How do you knit something for someone whose favorite thing from yesterday literally gives him screaming fits today? - http://ift.tt/1N2S9eg
No progress at all on my chevron scarf since Sunday. :/ I had this crazy idea the night before my boys' birthday (Wednesday) that I could just knit up a couple quick simple things for them. Yeah-- I'm not that good (yet). I did get started, though, on a sunglasses case for Malcolm in the "Swimming Pool" Sugar'n Cream.
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A few months back, a friend of mine was in the process of moving and gave me a big box of stuff. Among other things, there was a small stash of yarn. I tucked it in with my growing collection and forgot about it. And the other night, when I was cataloging all my yarn on Ravelry, I ran across some of it.
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So at some point either late last night or this morning, I was pondering projects, and I came up with a great idea. I'd been feeling bad that my twin boys have been somewhat left out. It's summer; they don't really need hats or scarves (inasmuch as stuff like that is ever needed here). And with my queue already so heavy I don't really want to add on any big projects. So, back to basics it is. And by that, I mean going back to my first "learn to knit" book.
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