The sensible me:
NOT knitting for every single person on my list, like last year.
The ridiculous me:
NOT committing to projects for the few people I am knitting for.
Three people are definitely getting something knit, because I've got their things underway.
Two more might, if I can decide on a colour to use for the project that seems most likely to work for them.
Two others should, but I haven't decided on colour or pattern or yarn.
Enter winding.
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What better way to maximize your stash potential while minimizing your decision-making efforts than to wind wool from skein to ball?
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I had these two from Decadent Fibers (Cookie Dough and Creme Brulee, but I'm not sure which is which at the moment) custom-dyed so they would match. They both knit up on biggish needles... think I have time to make a mini poncho/shoulder warmer for an adult-sized person?
1 comment:
of course you have time. Go for it!
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