Confessions of a Noro addict, and other stuff
As I've stated, I'm addicted to Noro ... so much so that I've become a yarn-pusher. Sorry if you're the recipient of my yarn pushing, I just can't help sharing the high with like minded people.
Anyhow, here's more proof -- the Knot Cable Cardigan from DEBBIE BLISS NORO #2, overall an excellent pattern book. Here's one sleeve, with another sleeve, in Noro Kureyon #40.
I really don't intend to finish this until about Thanksgiving, as it will be Very Warm, even for Colorado.
In other news:
While my kids were sick, and my mother (thank goodness) swooped in to pick them up for the day, I felt so nauseous laying down that I had to sit up the whole darn day resting. What better activity to keep you still (and yet sitting) while resting than knitting?, I say. Here's the beginnings of a little baby raglan sweater, made in -- gasp! -- Caron Simply Soft. Yes, I do heed the call of cheapo, easy-care acrylic when it calls to me. I actually like Simply Soft, as it is also a no dyelot yarn, which means it can hang out in my stash forever, until I decide to knit something like this. Here it is:
And why are my photos so yellow?? Note to self: FIGURE THIS OUT!