Needleless to say
Wednesday March 16th 2022, 9:43 pm
Filed under: Garden,Knit

It took me a moment to grok the thing.

And then I started trying to rescue about twenty stitches: the wooden tip had come clean off the cable when my knitting needle self-destructed as I’d picked my project up.

Huh. I think the last time that happened was a good fifteen or so years ago. I looked at the tiny screw sticking out, thought, well that’s probably stripped, and simply jammed the pieces back together. And they held! For three rows so far.

Didn’t I just buy that longer size 9 needle to work on that afghan? I did. Where did I buy that. It’ll come to me. Always spring for the better-made needles (those weren’t.)

Meantime, the last Anya seedling is suddenly really getting the hang of this sunlight and green and roots thing. Even if it kind of looks from that angle like it’s being devoured by a tick.


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I find it so hard to get the camera to focus right on tiny things like that! But the determined growth comes through. And I’m glad your needle-drop wasn’t a catastrophe for the project.

Comment by ccr in MA 03.17.22 @ 9:04 am



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