Lessons I have learned
Today's knitting lessons, brought to you by Badger:
Here endeth the lessons.
And Clarabelle, you really are a cynic! I will not fail this early on in the challenge!
- Making an existing design your own is fun.
- If you're not sure how to alter a design to make it unique, then start by losing the pattern book just before you finish the garment and then make the rest of it up as you go along.
- Primary colours may look like fun on the skein but when you have a Eurovision hangover they can be painful to knit with.
- Crocheted edgings on knitwear are easier than they seem, especially when you don't really know what you're doing and just let the hook guide you in a zen kind of way.
- Crocheting a frill is better than knitting it.
- Knitting the frill, despite thinking that crochet would be easiest, means casting off 4000 stitches.
- Casting off 4000 fricking stitches takes 4 episodes of 24 to achieve. Thank God for Jack Bauer.
Here endeth the lessons.
And Clarabelle, you really are a cynic! I will not fail this early on in the challenge!
5 Comments:
plop... thought I was clever, didn't oi.
Great lesson & all true
Keep it up , go on , go on, go on :)
ROFL! Brilliant, inspired :) Especially love 7.
thank you oh wise one. I am forever enlightened! :p
I'll bear all these in mind.
But I can't crochet. At least not very well.
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