I finished up the second block this morning. I would have finished it up last night, but was too tired. I am almost completely caught up with this club. I have to make the second block in the last Sushi Socks set, and then do the March 2013 set that came this past week. I must confess that as much as I have enjoyed these projects I am looking forward to working on something different, getting back to some knitting. I have two shawls that have been languishing, and several other projects waiting in the wings, plus all my unfinished objects to deal with. These blocks have been a nice break, though, because once I laid out the path I didn't have to think about what to do next. They also work up quickly so you can see your steady progress. Finishing a project is always a boost.
When I first joined the club I wasn't smart enough to write the yarn colors and the month on the patterns, so when I decided to organize the blocks I had to do some sleuthing to get them all straightened out. I sorted them by yarn type, wrote the colors and months on the patterns, and put them in zip lock bags. Once I had gotten them organized it was easy to maintain it when the next shipment arrived. When I started working them up I just grabbed a bag and worked through all the sets in that bag, chronologically, of course. Except for this one, which I had mislabeled July 2012 instead of July 2011. I figured it out when I went to file the pattern away. Did I mention that I am an engineer?
Here is a solo shot of the second block. A really lovely design.
Pattern: Royal Romance by Melinda Miller, July 2011 Unique Sheep Crochet Block
Yarn: Sushi Socks in Kate and Irish Lace
Hook: 2.75 mm
When I first joined the club I wasn't smart enough to write the yarn colors and the month on the patterns, so when I decided to organize the blocks I had to do some sleuthing to get them all straightened out. I sorted them by yarn type, wrote the colors and months on the patterns, and put them in zip lock bags. Once I had gotten them organized it was easy to maintain it when the next shipment arrived. When I started working them up I just grabbed a bag and worked through all the sets in that bag, chronologically, of course. Except for this one, which I had mislabeled July 2012 instead of July 2011. I figured it out when I went to file the pattern away. Did I mention that I am an engineer?
Here is a solo shot of the second block. A really lovely design.
Pattern: Royal Romance by Melinda Miller, July 2011 Unique Sheep Crochet Block
Yarn: Sushi Socks in Kate and Irish Lace
Hook: 2.75 mm
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