During this process I thought I would sort through my needles and see where they were and actually write notes and keep them in the needle organizer so I know where they've gone. It's something I've always thought about as I grab needles on the fly and later don't know where they went. Kind of my own personal inter-library system for knitting needles.
This kind of backfired on me. I discovered I have a lot more projects on my needles than I thought. I also have an inordinate number of #5 & #6 needles. In talking to Fanone about this, she said "the number of projects seem to grow and show up in the funniest places, like mold." I love that!
Now that all needles are accounted for, I learned that I have
Here is the new accounting of things in (some form of) progress.
A k1p1 scarf in Prism Merino Mia, Harvest color. I took a class with Laura Bryant last year at Stitches in Intentional Patterning. This project is going to sit in the car for the times I forget my knitting.
A toe up sock design using Creatively Dyed Yarns.
A top down hat design in progress in The Fibre Company Canopy worsted.
Vine Yoke Cardigan knit in Sedona yarn.
Shore, striped cardigan knit in Mission Falls Cotton.
Time to get busy
Plus my Top Down Lima Fisherman's Rib sweater. It's going to have a shawl collar when all is said and knit.
And 2 projects that have been (officially) hibernating. To be differentiated from projects lying around that I conveniently forgot about.

Time to get busy
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