Welcome to October’s Wool on Sunday! I don’t have any nice new yarn finishes to share so I thought I’d start this post with a photo of one of my trusty knitting companions – Poppy of the beautiful ears!
The dubious green cardigan has grown but, despite my claims in my last Wool on Sundays post, it has not been a September finish.
I have been trying to cram all my working info into the edge of a lace chart (I won’t decode because it’s not the greatest system!) but now I’ve got it all onto one needle it should become more portable and pick up speed.
Meanwhile, I did have a prettier finish this month.
Truth to tell, I have been sorely tempted to embark on more new and pretty projects but I am resolved to do nothing whatsoever else with yarn until the green cardigan is finished. Do you get tempted to start new things halfway through a project?
On a cheerier note, we have lots of apples :)
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Janine @ Rainbow Hare
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MrsCraft
I love the little blanket, the petals in the squares are just gorgeous! The jumper is coming on well too, it’s another lovely autumn colour. Hope you’re well 😊
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Kim Sharman
How I adore Springer Spaniels and their floppy ears and in my Maisie’s case, bad, fuzzy hair days, which just happens to be every day. Your Poppy is so very sweet. I think your green cardigan is racing along. Yes, I too always dream of prettier projects whilst knitting something. Lucky you to have all those delicious looking apples just ready to be picked.
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Archie The Wonder Dog
I hope you get lots of knitting time on the green cardi this week and can start something new soon!
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Sandra :)
Poppy is a beauty :) Your green cardigan will be a lovely finish when it’s ready for that step – sometimes it takes a while for projects to ripen! I’m always starting new things before finishing the older ones – my mind races from project to project because I want to make them ALL, lol. There just isn’t enough time (or money!) to do that – I wish there was ;) Miss Dolly looks very pleased with her blanket!
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soma @ whimsandfancies.com
That is a very sweet photo of your knitting companion. She looks beautiful! I am guilty of starting new smaller projects all the time. I am sure you will have the cardigan finished soon :)
-Soma
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Maria G
That’s a gorgeous dolly blanket! Love the photo of your Poppy; what a sweetie 💗 Oh yes, I certainly can relate to thinking of exciting new projects despite unfinished ones but isn’t that part of being a creative soul? Lol
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sigridkatkatkatoen
Your dog is adorable :-) And yes, I often get tempted to start something new while working on a long project. Sometimes I give in. At this time I’m having only 2 wip’s.
Love that little blanket you made and the cardigan looks very nice, I think you will be wearing it a lot ( at least I would!).
Have a great day, Sigrid
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Marion
It feels like you will need your green cardigan soon Janine. It will be good for walking Poppy. We have a black and white version of Poppy. He is our second Spaniel. Your Crochet Cradle blanket is beautiful Janine. Take care now. Marion
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