But not the knitting, since I hadn’t left that.
Let’s see.
I finished the patchwork vest. I also figured out that among the defects on my camera is that it has a self-timer, but only in automatic mode.
Cedar gave me the bright idea to close it with hooks and eyes. I used small ones, so they’re not noticeable when it’s open, but kind of a pain to deal with. I’ve yet to find an actual occasion to wear this, but I have hopes, really I do.
The other recent big project has been significant progress on what I like to call the Sweater of Doom, but which is actually a Rowan pattern named Rapunzel. The date on the pattern booklet suggests I’ve been working on this for the past 5 or 6 years. It needs edging and buttons. And preferably a way of making it fit.
Also for your viewing pleasure: my new bathroom rug, inspired by Mason-Dixon Knitting, and some hats inspired by a friend’s request for water-themed thoughts and art. The big hat is on hold in its felting process at the moment, since one of my hands is slightly burnt and disapproves of hot water.
(You can click on the pictures to make them big.)
