(Bird's Eye Shawl by Sharon Miller)
to some slightly odder shawls like this
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(Manipura by Persones llanes, kamikazeknits)
to adorable toy frogs and turtles like these.
(Bluehydrangea's
Tortoise)
(Freddy Frog by Stormy'z Crochet)
Within one hour, I had downloaded 59 patterns. 75% of them have techniques in them that I can't even pronounce, the other 25% are crochet patterns. Hmmm, I think I'll just stick with my boring brown basic socks for tonight and dream about making something breathtakingly extravagant - like everyone else in Knitting Circle.
5 comments:
Holy Cow!!!! You weren't kidding. I just went to my friends' activity tab and it looks like you have added every pattern in Ravelry to your queue. Hope you are knitting furiously right now :)
I checked out some of your queues, and if I scale back into the 40s, I'll be within range of a few of you, just to blend in. :)
I am knitting furiously, by the way. I'm working on the heel of my first sock. I work a row, then take out two rows. So, knitting furiously, but going nowhere. That's par for the course for me.
It's totally addictive, isn't it? I keep thinking of new projects but know that I need to start working on my mom's Vladivstock again. Since I started it, I've done 2 sweaters, a scarf, and 1 sock - all b/c of ravelry!
You knit fast! Since I started my sock, I've knit 6 inches. :-)
You're hooked! Ha ha. Ravelry is an awesome site, it's really changing things.
I think you'll be making lace soon :)
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