Are you the type of knitter/crocheter who brings a project everywhere you go? When packing for a trip, I figure out what projects to bring before I consider what clothes to pack. The knitting options almost always outweigh the clothing options. This weekend's trip was no exception.
On Friday we planned a outing into Boston. I debated bringing my knitting because all my projects right now are sweaters and not small. It would weigh my (already) heavy handbag down. I knew if I didn't bring it, there would be many knitting opportunities and the thought of being without it made me twitchy.
Happily an opportunity presented itself quickly so I was validated in bringing it along. I brought my Gypsy sweater along because it was stockinette in the round. What could be easier?
I knit while riding "shotgun". I used my Yarnphone app to locate a yarn store on Newbury Street. It gave me walking directions and I following the bouncing blue dot right to the front door. I would've searched out others along the way, however my kids were not as enthusiastic about this as I was.
On Saturday, Nancy and I knit while watching skits at my niece's camp.
Steer clear of random Coyote statues placed around the camp to scare geese.
It works on humans too.
Steer clear of random Coyote statues placed around the camp to scare geese.
It works on humans too.
My sister was at the very end of her Ocean's Edge lace shawl and she was determined to finish it while I was visiting. The border has been a torment to her. I was given the job of 3-needle bind off and securing a dropped lace stitch. We both love the inner triangle of this shawl. Oh, and dinner was totally worth it!
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