Travel knitting
I have finished finals for what should be my very last semester EVER of undergraduate studies. As long as all professors involved get my grades in by December 30, 2007, I graduate and I am DONE. This means I have a LOT more time for knitting now!
We’re headed to France for vacation tomorrow, and I stood over my knitting boxes puzzling over what I should bring. I wanted Eris to be finished (it isn’t) so that I could wear it around freezing cold French countryside. Will suggested bringing it with me, but it still needs sleeves, then weaving in, then blocking, then adding the zipper. I don’t want to take that much time and that much yarn! At this stage, Eris isn’t exactly a portable project …
I’m thinking about frogging the “Sydney Socks” that I started to make while I was on an airplane for bazillions of hours going to and from Sydney. I think I want to do the Monkey socks (like everyone and his or her dog) but I can’t make up my mind. Whatever form or pattern it takes, that project will go with me. If I can find the socks I’m making for Mom, those will come with me too.
I think that I’ll take Something Purple with me, too. I’m still on the first skein of yarn, so this is definitely at the pack-and-go stage.
I’m just so glad to have time to knit again!
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I did a google on ‘polarspun’ and ’socks’, and you won! what size needles did you use?
thanks so much!
Kate