Before I ran out of yarn—but it was
close! Skein 1 is about to bite the dust.. and it will be closely
followed by the entire scarf being finished. And then what?

I don't really want to knit another
scarf—I don't need another scarf. I have a list of things to
knit—vests and hats and other stuff. But I am thinking about scarf
ideas. Some-- of my own design—but more about others—like this scarf-- Goodness knows I have the yarn—I have
tons of left over sock yarn! And I love linen stitch, and....
Then again, this scarf—calls to me. I
love every scarf in the book Knitting New Scarves—and this idea for
textural double knitting is just wonderful! Wouldn't it be wonderful
in a long slow color change yarn? Undulating color and
texture!
Then there is Stephen West's spiral scarf—I have made a scarf like this.. and I like his interpretation
even better--(but I really don't have the right yarn) but... It
still appeals to me.
Better still, is this Lucy Neatby's scarf –a
lattice knit.. or (why can't I find it?) —a spiral knit
lattice—more of a cowl than a scarf--A really that is a lovely
marriage of Lucy Neatby's scarf and Stephen Wests! Do you know the
one I mean? (do you have a link?)
Finally—Instead of speculating about what is too be--a report on what is: The secret socks are almost
done! 6 inches of leg knit, and skeins of yarn that are looking very
anemic—I tend to like deep cuffs (inch and half of ribbing!) and I
likely have enough for that much ribbing—and not a lot more.
Meanwhile, there is the racket being
made by skeins and skeins of sock yarn! Oh dear! Can I ignore them
for 2 weeks? Or will I be overwhelmed? I think I need to hide
myself in the back room with my sewing machine and sew! To finish up the skirt I am altering, and to get sewing some new stuff!
And saving the best for last—finally
another pound has melted away. I hope a bunch more go the same way
soon! I was so tired of not losing any weight for weeks and weeks!
Besides, yesterday, as I walked to the
subway, I saw a lovely slinky dress –in lovely fuchsia color—which
wouldn't be the exact color I want—but I love how it looked.
Simple—princess seams, in a lovely silk crepe—almost nothing in
terms of style, but a style that really needs a long smooth body (not
a fat lumpy one!) I haven't really thought about what to wear for the
wedding in October—but seeing this dress gave me ideas!
Later –in the summer, I will make
some simple dresses as try outs for style—I don't think I will end
up making my dress.. but I am so unsure about what I want.. My
daughter has left it open—Jewel/peacock colors are her theme—and
I love these shades—but style? I need to start thinking!
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