When there’s a huge push to get a project done fast, and you do it and you succeed, somehow for a little while after that, other projects feel almost like a letdown for a day or two. I picked up Johnna’s shawl–c’mon, let’s get going again–and saw I had 1000 stitches to have to rip out, that there was a botch back there and just too big a botch to fudge it gracefully. You know, I honestly don’t usually have this sort of problem! Eh. But that’s the good side of knitting: you can always re-create it to the way that you demand that it live up to.
Meantime, the Fleece Artist Sea Wool is singing a sheepy mermaid song to entice me to jump in.  I find the kelp content is good for the merino as well as their Sea silk: I wish you could see it in person, ooh, doesn’t this feel wonderful. My apologies to the sock knitters out there, and I do love handknitted socks, but there’s no way I’m turning this into footwear when it could be beautifully draped across a friend’s back.
Okay, that did it, I think I’ve got my knitting momentum back.