Knit One, Purl Too: A Knitlog

If you’re going to buy only one sock book this year…who am I kidding? No one stops with just one sock book….

Better late than never, item two: I ran across Kelly’s list of knitting resolutions for 2006; since I already had something like this in mind, I thought I’d write some things down so I can look back in 360-odd days and see what really happened.

First comes knitting at lunchtime, then knitting action photos on the desk - next, watch for a tub of my stash to sneak into a file drawer. It’s only a matter of time.

So as I said to the “Sally Feilds Ass” people, I now say to the poncho searchers: Your need will forever be unrequited here, so knock it off.

For some reason, I’m tickled to death by that. Slow knitter, but they’ll think I’m a fast eater - hee.

So let’s review: Unbeknownst to me, I order not enough yarn for my first sweater. I receive a second free shipment that gives me the appropriate quantity, plus some. I sell the free yarn, and buy not enough yarn for another sweater.

So, of course. what did I do? After organizing my knitting basket, I started something else.

Wow, look at that - before you know it, an entire month has gone by. I hardly meant for that to happen, but a lot went on behind the scenes here at Knit One, Purl Too while things appeared quiet.
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