Yesterday, I worked on the mystery stole for a good chunk of the evening and on my lunch break. I've been really happy with the wing because it has a lace repeat that is very easy to memorize and easy to figure out where in the pattern you are, so the piece is able to travel again. Here's the wing so far:

Tonight I have to work at the Earth Science open house thing we have going on at work. It's Earth Science Week, did you know that? Go hug a geologist and thank them for all their hard work at keeping you from building on caves that could collapse, drilling for oil, and monitoring ground water quality. Sure, there's other stuff too, but that's the main stuff we do here at work. Because of the open house, I'll have a good chunk of time between the time I get off work and the time I have to start working again in order to get some knitting in. I'm really hoping to be completely through with clue 6, but it would be even better if I am able to get through clue 7 as well. I only have about70 more rows to go, which doesn't seem like a ton until I consider that each row, my number of stitches grows because of the whole short-row thing.
I also brought a video game with me that may occupy some of my time too if I get tired of the shawl:

Gotta go fill up a bin full of sand and fossils for the open house now. Fun times...
Knit on...
1 comment:
I will make sure to find a geologist today and hug them. ;) But for now, I'm giving myself a hug, because I'm a gemologist... and without gemologists, there would be far fewer sparkly things in the world. :-D
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