I just kept knitting and thinking, and
finally got the pattern down pat in my head-- The Waterfall lace pattern that is. I forgot in my last post to link to the
pattern--so better late than never.
But getting the pattern memorized
didn't prevent me from making a major mess up. —I did a mini “on
the needle” blocking yesterday to see if the error I made would block
out---and the answer was no, it didn't. So I frogged the last
pattern repeat, remounted the stitches, and went forward.
This image is from yesterday, when the
sides were threaded onto size 3 needles to sub for blocking wires,
and the work was blocked—on the needle. The error was in the
upper right (column 2)
I like the colors in this yarn—the
lace is called Waterfall, but I think these colors are more like
tidal pools—here in the north east, the water is never the cool
clear blues of warmer climes—it is dark green, and blue green, and
deep blue—depending on the depth and sun and aquatic life...There are more colors than these two in the skein--it will be fun watching them work their way in.
This scarf will be an everyday scarf—I
have lots of blues and greens and purples in my clothees—this will
go with lots of outfits. And while I will likely block dry it, it is
machine washable sock yarn to start—so it won't require too much
care.
The red socks are sitting by the way
side, for now. I will work on them again on Friday when I am heading
off to see my granddaughters—I had hoped by now to be DRIVING—6
months ago, I thought I would have a car by now--(a legacy)--but the
probate court still hasn't been settled, and I have a big hunk of
plastic and metal that I am storing. I can't register it (no title)
and I can't drive it.
It's been very frustrating. Even I get
the call today, and paperwork needed tomorrow, I still have to get to
the DMV, and then get the car inspected, (and some minor repairs
done) so it wouldn't be ready to drive till next month. And since it is already afternoon--Its not likely I will get the news of the settling of the estate today. Oh, well.
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