I'm not really that slow of a knitter. I started the scarf, worked on it for about a month, and then I got distracted by other projects. I only picked the thing up again a couple weeks ago.
(Oh, and about the choice of shows? I'm ashamed. I only started watching it because it was "from the producers of 'The Vampire Diaries'," another show I'm ashamed to watch. I'm so done with vampires. But "The Vampire Diaries" is really, really good. It's twisty and surprising. I liked that I didn't see things coming. So, I was hopeful that "Pretty Little Liars" would be similar. We'll see.)
So, I was sitting when I started to feel something. Was I being paranoid, or was it an earthquake?
I dropped the scarf into my lap. I hit pause on my DVR. I sat still. The room was swaying. It was an earthquake.
It seemed to last for a while. But if I hadn't been sitting, I probably wouldn't have felt it. The earth stopped moving. I hit play on the DVR. I picked up my scarf.
I finished the scarf shortly thereafter. Here's what it looks like:
And here's another shot:
Okay, so enough with the earthquakes already. It's beginning to feel like high school all over again.
Sorry about all those earthquakes. It must be unsettling to say the least.
ReplyDeleteI love the scarf. It looks cool draped in front of the window.
Nah. Not unsettling. I'm used to it. (So long as we're not on top of the epicenter, it's not bad.)
ReplyDeleteAnd, it provides content for the blog. There's always a story when an earthquake happens (even if it's only interesting to me).
And thanks for the scarf compliment. I try to find interesting ways to show off my knits. Perhaps I should break down and find a model.