Detour

As the photo proves, Fair Isle progress is being made as well. Another 30 rows or so and I'll be at the front neck steek. (Yes, the black blob in the center is Emy taste-testing the washcloth.)
I was looping through all my usual websites and blogsites, grumbling ....'why don't these people post more often!' Then I thought ....'Self, if you're not going to post every day, then don't complain about how often everyone else posts!' Grumbling over. I thoroughly enjoy my daily dose of knitting (and other) blogs and admire those who can successfully find the time to provide fun/interesting/thought-provoking content on a regular basis. 'nuff said.
2 Comments:
I was wondering whether folks actually used those things. I guess you do ;-)
Hey, you're going too fast for me! It's looking quite lovely.
Cotton does, indeed, dye well. It has a tendency to fade faster than wool or silk, though. Play with Kool-Aid!
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