The only thing I've worked on this week (as knitting goes) is my Steppe Ahead Sweater for Afghans for Afghans.
I'm still enjoying it, but I have to say the pattern gets kinda hectic at times. Nothing unmanageable, but hectic! I should have taken pictures of some of the jumbled mess I had going on, but here's the run-down:
- 2 straight needles were acting as stitch holders for the live stitches for each front shoulder piece as I knitted the back.
- 1 set of circular needles as I was knitting the back.
- 1 length of cut yarn hanging off 1 straight needles to use for 3 needle bind off when ready
- 1 entire ball of yarn hanging off the other needle ready for picking up and finishing the collar.
- 1 entire ball of yarn as working yarn for the back.
So, what was new? What have I learned? 'Cuz we all know, if we're not learnin' we're burnin':
The three needle bind off!
I was quite intimidated by this process, but I watched a video on youtube and then got to it. And it was easy! I mean aside from adding 2 more needles to the gobbly-goop! And it created the most astoundingly beautiful seam! Look
Let's link up, friends! Show us your knitting or crochet projects, even those you're still working on. It would be great if you displayed my button on your blog somewhere, just to spread the word :-)
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