I get that way from time to time. And then I have to dig out some almost-finished objects, or a really quick project I know I can start and finish in less than a day, and just bust the thing out.
Last week, I managed to finish up not just one project, but two that were already started, and two more that I had in kit form.
(I feel so much better now!)
First, I finished these socks, which have been languishing in my unfinished stash ever since I realized I'd made the foot too long for myself.
Even after I'd had my sis try them on, and they fit her just fine, I still stalled on picking them back up. So glad to be done with them! (Serenity Sock in Amethyst)
Then, I picked up a half-knit play-food item, my Spudknit.
Frankly, it got a little boring in the middle bit, because for 20 rounds, you just knit. I managed to make myself stick with it, and I was finished with the second half in, oh, 20 minutes or so. (I hate when I do that - letting something sit that is so quick to finish.)
(Wool-Ease in Caramel)
After that, I looked around for something that I could get excited about, but also not take too much time, and I pulled out these two Halloween-themed mini-pillows.
Both are kits I bought at Pine Needles.
Stitched up the one with the least stitches first:
then moved on to this one:
I like both of them, but maybe not together. One is so bright, and the other is more subdued.
Impressed with me yet?
Going a bit further back, to the week before, I also managed to finish up the third pair of socks for Twin1, (Classic Socks from 2-at-a-time Socks)
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I love these socks! (Toe-up Jaywalkers, in Patons Kroy Socks Jacquard, Summer Moss)
I'm feeling tons more productive.
Might not last, but, at least I'm getting somewhere.
3 comments:
I'm excited for the colder weather because it's almost cold enought that I can wear the fleece socks you made me last year!!!
Lately I feel like all my projects are too long and I'm never going to finish anything. You give me hope.
Nice blog! I'm new to knitting and sometimes feel disheartened when I make a mistake in one of my projects, but seeing all of the nice things you knit inspires me to carry on.
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