this is my thrummed mitten that i have been working on
until recently it looked like this
i was really frustrated with my progress, for a number of reasons,
and decided to pull it out and start over
a friend said i should just keep moving on
a friend said i should just keep moving on
but i had completely lost my motivation for the project
probably the biggest reason was it was really hard to get on my hand (too small)
but i had also dropped a stitch, made my thrums way too big,
accidentally knit the cuff too long etc
so two nights ago, i took a deep breath and started to unravel
i feel much better now! feels like a clean slate
last night i began re-working my thrums
and this is what they are suppose to look like
wispy, ends tucked together and rolled a bit in the middle
mine are probably still a little bulky but not as bad as they were
mine are probably still a little bulky but not as bad as they were
so here is to my new start!
3 comments:
I love that book!! Little House on the Prairie brings back fond memories for me, both the book and the series.
Little House On The Prairie - now that brings on some warm feelings!
Yes, I started a new blog - kind of. Email me at queentomy3boys@yahoo.com. I'll tell you about it.
Oh no! Well, at least you had the patience to restart. And yes, at sock guild when they showed us thrums they were really just a wisp of a strand, folded in half and rolled just a tad in the middle to make them hold their shape. Good luck on the next attempt!
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