Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

New Year

Well, it's finally here. 2010. It's going to take a few months of trial and error before I can write the correct year. Happens every year. It takes me to, oh, about mid-March before my brain kicks in that the year is different.
First I want to wrap up 2009, at least on a knitting perspective. I like what I knit this year. Sometimes I can't say that. But this past year I feel like I did like everything. And if I didn't like it, I realized it's OK to frog a whole back of a vest {cabled} and part of the fronts because I didn't like it.
Granted, I didn't finish everything I started last year. I've still got a skirt, a hat, some mitts, socks and an owlish sweater leftover. But I figure I'll get to finishing them when I get to it.
On a personal note, my hubby and I had our 15th wedding anniversary last week. And, frankly, I think, in this day and age, that's a great accomplishment!
So, on that note, I hope everyone has had a successful first week of 2010!

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

A New Year!

Thanks to all who wished me a Merry Christmas! I hope everyone had a blessed Christmas and are having a great New Year! The kids went back to school yesterday after their two week break! I think we were all ready for them to go back!
I took a couple of weeks off from blogging just because I needed the break. I didn't even check my e-mail until now!
I have been knitting. Still working on my mittens! And some snowflakes from a pattern book my aunt sent me, for the LittleOne's class (they study snowflakes this month). I made my Hubby a helmet liner in blue on a road trip to Sedona! (will post pictures once I figure out how to upload them from my new camera!).
Now, I'm trying to figure out what to knit next. Here's what I'm deciding on:


  1. The spiral lace hoodie from the latest edition of knit.1
  2. The flirty skirty pattern I found on Ravelry
  3. The garter yoke cardigan from the latest edition of knit.1
  4. The mud flap girl tank
  5. And several various hats that I've taken a shine to

I'm leaning towards the tank, hoodie, and some of the hats! In the end, I'll probably try to knit them all! Such is the life of a knitter! As always, way too much to knit but too little time to get it all done (and there's always something new to tempt)!