Working on stealth project for younger grandson, and yes, I totally get this. Stealth project for his big brother is (I think) bone-dry on the blocking board, but I’m letting it lie there another day, because this is Telemark we are talking about, and not laceweight.

No, but I have had a project say, “No. I don’t wanna get knitted!” like a whiny little kid who doesn’t want to behave. Those are the days it needs to be in “Time Out”! I currently have two naughty ones in time out for over a year now. LOL!

It’s calling me from the basket (one of many) in the “ladies dressing room.” (I inherited the name when I married the husband.) It’s getting louder. But I HAVE TO FINISH this summer sweater. Honest. It’s for ME for once and I would like to wear it this summer. I only have three tenths left.

However.

It’s like the tell tell heart. I can hear it beating against the top of the basket with some knitting needles that it purloined from another project in time out.

tap tap tap

And I do need to finish this Christmas project and the shawls are calling and the socks are calling and it was all I could do to resist the 40% off sale at the LYS yesterday and now I am regretting that I was able to resist.

Love seeing you delight in your creations. I have found that when I honor my knitting muse, we’re both happier!

Creativity does have its twists and turns, si?

I love that sense of excitement!
I am going to be playing with yarns and textures and making some art shawls for sale. My friend in California says she has people asking her where she bought the ones I made whenever she wears one of them out.

Maybe one of the addictions of knitting is the opportunity to fall in love over and over again, with your mate’s approval.

What I would do to be a bird on the window sill to see that leap when it happened! *wink*