I finished the dishcloth today. It's hard to see the pattern very well with the variegated yarn, although I think variegated yarn is excellent for the novice knitter, as it makes it easier to tell stitches apart. It also needs to be straightened out, or blocked, if one can use that word for a simple cotton dishcloth. I was planning on washing it anyway before I used it. For some odd reason, cat hair seems to get into my knitting. (Charity, your dishcloth was freshly washed also!)

I had to completely unravel the baby bib. The left strap, which was pinned off while work was done with the right strap, with Marie's assistance, had the first stitch end up far too loose, and I couldn't tighten it up, since I bound off the next stitches down that row and went on with the right strap. I hope that all makes sense, at least to other knitters! I'm philosophical about it; I'll just make it better this time. :) I'm not in a hurry either; I'd like to get it done before my niece comes, but she won't need it for several months anyway.
3 comments:
you do bamboozle me with your knitting-know-how.
big loves and sunshine for the undepressing of the depression barb.
mwah X
I get animal hair in my knitting too. Fortunately, I can usually assuage my sensitivities by the fact that (unless I'm knitting with cotton), I'm knitting with animal hair anyway (and maybe the cotton needs it as well...lol)
God bless, and I hope that things improve. I can definitely empathize.
I don't mind cat hair in scarves or purses, but in dishcloths it's yuck.
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