The scarf I talked about last week doesn't look any different this week. I mean, I added some inches, but it's a scarf, so new pictures would look like last week's old pictures.
So, what do I talk about for my yarny post for today? I've got nothing, really.
I looked back, and last year at this time, I was working on the seven (and a half) year cardi. I finished that in May.
There's really nothing to talk about other than my moebius experiment.
I started it in October of 2019. It's been more of a take-along project. It's the thing that goes into my school bag on days when I need something to keep my mind and hands busy when I have a class that doesn't need my constant attention.
Basically, I haven't touched it in a while. When things shut down in 2020, I was able to work on my home projects. Then with virtual classes and then all the long terms, I haven't had a lot of down time in class to do anything.
At the moment, it looks like this:
And here's a close up so you can see the stitching:
At the rate I'm going, it's on track to be my next long-in-the-works project, although I have four years before it challenges the seven (and a half) year cardi. Although, at this rate...
it looks amazing:) so totaly in my style;) follow:) hope U follow back!
ReplyDeletehaha.. seven and a half years.. that is some dedication.
ReplyDeleteHopefully you finish it long before then.
ReplyDeleteAt the rate I'm going now...
DeleteThe stitching looks really good. Even if it takes another seven years, it will come out nice.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm hoping the same thing as Alex. It's cool that you have long-term projects.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried to crochet (I don't knit) an infinity scarf. Of course, you could always abandon it. Or you could set a new time-it-took-to-complete record.
ReplyDeleteI'll finish it. Eventually. It may just take a while.
DeleteWork and having job takes time out of doing projects.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
It's a lovely pattern, and sometimes it's nice to have a project you know is there, especially when you've got none on the go and don't feel like starting something new.
ReplyDeleteIt is the journey, not the finish. That quote is something like that. One day, you will finish it.
ReplyDeleteI will. I don't hate it, and it's going just fine. It might just take a while.
DeleteI'm not too concerned with finishing it in less than 7 years. We'll see.
ReplyDeleteInteresting! I look forward to following your progress.
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