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knitting.
Another easy pattern to try is this man’s scarf in Hayfield Colour Rich Chunky.
It's called a Mistake Rib Scarf! No idea why.
And I know I should know as I probably had to make the mistake repeatedly.
But Am pleased with it and will do this one again in different
colours.
At 51 inches, according to pattern, I think it's a bit short...but that can be remedied.
Hayfield Colour Rich Chunky 7296 |
However I
was a bit ambitious with the Little Rose Cardigan.
My thinking
on it wasn’t entirely faultless:
It’s small
And
therefore quick?
Or maybe
not!
I did try
to watch a box set of The Honourable Woman at the same time!
If you
haven’t seen it….This is a challenging drama, complex plot, flashbacks,
subtitles; a lot of them. Grim, did I say that already? Very bleak.
Anyway to
cut a long yarn short I think I mixed the armhole edge with the front edge on
the left front
There’s an
awful lot of concentration required on these little pieces as they bellow in
and out of shape at the blink of an eye.
No
complacency, no getting into a TV/knitting routine, no chit-chat with your mate.
And then
there are the Mental Mathematical Manoeuvres…
Decrease I st
at armhole edge in every row AT THE SAME TIME dec 1 st at front edge in 3rd and every following 0 row….
WHAT IS A 0 ROW?? That type
of problem….
So between
trying to find out:
who “she
could trust?”
and who
“had agreed?”
and to
what?
I lost both
plots.
The left
front might be a right front, but I’m not sure!!!
So either I
stick with scarves or it’s TV off and specs on and no distractions.
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