 I'm doing 11 things |
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see the northern lights
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knit enough pairs of socks so I can wear hand-knitted ones every day!
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go fruit picking
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learn double-knitting
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practice driving
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knit a sweater
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Drink eight glasses of water each day
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grow an herb garden
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learn to knit intarsia
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lose the weight i need to lose and keep it off
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stop eating because I am bored
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These socks were finished on February 20th, using the Chevron Sock pattern from Elann.com and Lion Brand Magic Stripes sock yarn. These came out a touch big, I think. Time will tell whether these fuzz up as much as my other Magic Stripes socks.
Lace Rib Socks, knit in October using PLYMOUTH SOCKOTTA, a cotton-wool blend sock yarn. It feels a bit rough, but fits nicely and has a good amount of stretch.
Oops, forgot to update this…
I knitted the hat. The hat is good! It’s big, but seems to fit okay. The earflaps were much easier than I’d anticipated; I don’t know why I was so afraid to try them before.
After I finished my husband’s earflap hat, I went on to make the Kittyville kitty-eared earflap hat for a friend. Picking up stitches for the ears and the earflaps was a bit of a pain, but worth it.
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