That's not entirely accurate. Some of that is "teal" yarn from the "teal" sweater. Let's have a better look:
Excuse me, Kirby. I love you too but I want to go play with my yarn right now.
That's my new yarn. In there is the Colinette ab-fab kit that I bought because Wendy did one and I thought it was purty. The kit is not in stock, so I had to order it, which means one trip to order and one trip to pick it up. There's a lot of strange and wonderful stuff in that Colinette bag. I'm a little afraid of it right now, but I'm sure you'll be hearing more about it later.
Also, there are four balls of Zephyr lace weight. Because Wendy did a Summer of Lace in 2005 and although I am still recovering from my little lace experiment, I somehow got it into my head that I ought to be doing more lace. Clearly and obviously in collusion with Wendy, the LYS had its Zephyr out in all kinds of pretty colors. Bunny's colors. So I suppose I will be doing some more lace at some point, like I need that kind of stress.
There is also some silly fuzzy novelty yarn that I am going to use to edge the felted dog bed I am going to make out of my leftover emerald Manos del Uruguay.
WTF, you ask? See, it's Wendy's fault. She knits kitty beds for her cat, and, hey, I could probably do that only I don't have a cat, but I do have dogs, and they are only twice as big as--I mean only a little bigger than--her cat and just because I said felting is stupid and pointless doesn't mean that maybe I intended never to try it out and it's only a dog bed so if my felting sucks, no one will care, and Manos isn't really that expensive.
Manos. The hands of fate. You knew you were thinking it, Food Guy.
There are also five skeins there that are going to be socks one day. That is also Wendy's fault, because everyone knows you can't go into a LYS without buying sock yarn. That just wouldn't be right.
So you can see why Wendy is both my new best cyber friend (even though she doesn't know it) and a great big hoser, all at once, and Bunny's on-deck circle is getting a little crowded.
But Never Fear!
Projects are nearing the finish line:
The Bean's dress needs a seam (although I finished most of it waiting for my photos to upload), a ribbon, a button, and a good blocking, and that's it.
I've got most of a tiger sock.
The "teal" sweater has a bottom, one and 1/20th of a sleeve, a back, and one and 1/3 fronts. It could possibly be finished before too much longer, depending on how interesting season 2 of Battlestar Gallactica is.
Does the Yarn Bandit help me take photos?
No. He's busy.
2 comments:
No one is more proud of you for your efforts to stimulate the ecomony than double-U himself. Your one woman efforts to prevent a recession and keep the White House in GOPpy hands warms us all.
However let me point out that it is the purchase that is important not the completion as your value add to the yarn is not counted in the GDP. So don't get down on yourself if you don't complete projects. You are still a wonderful person.
If you're Manos, am I Torgo? Just asking.
Nervously,
FG
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