I can see her smiling, my friend Darliss.
Darliss is a great knitter and a great friend. Her faithfulness makes her the kind of friend it's a blessing to have. Her knitting makes me wish I were her.
You see, Darliss finishes things. IMO this characteristic sets Darliss apart as a knitter. She has a very simple pattern for this activity and accomplishment. Only four steps.
- *She picks a pattern.
- She buys the yarn.
- She knits till it's finished, including the sewing together part.*
- She repeats from the *.
Now, let's talk about my stuff. Sure I've got lots of finished projects, gifts, home decor, etc. that I can brag about, but I also have these.
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| Baby afghan -- crochet, Bernat Baby Softee |
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| Sox, Magic Loop method with Chia Goo #2 |
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| Baby Afghan -- knitted, Patons Astra, vintage pattern |
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| Bernat Waverly KAL Afghan -- needs 3 squares (I got bored.) |
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Cascade Sierra summer cardi I really did wanna wear this season.
(Some would say we haven't had summer, so that's my excuse.) |
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KAL top down that Knitting Daily did last winter.
Cascasde Superwash 220 |
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Fledge Shawl from Megan Goodacre of Tricksy Knitter.
Sweatermaker Yarns, silk / merino |
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| Patons Kroy sox on 2 sets of DPN's |
Plus three (no, wait, four) quilts in various stages in the sewing room. And more embroidery for pillowcase dolls.
When I grow up, I wanna be Darliss.
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