Every Spring, as I transition from knitting cozy warm sweaters to much lighter fare, I have a period of relative inactivity. I have a few projects on the needles but nothing that demands my constant attention. So things tend to stagnate/hibernate for a bit. That's where I'm at right now.
All I can say is, thank goodness for my knitting buddies. I can rest assured in the knowledge that they will see me through. At least once a week I know I will be among them and laugh and be inspired.
No matter what, I always make sure I have some straight stockinette to take to knitting night. Every now and then someone shows up without any knitting. This is always a bit weird to me. Perhaps they have forgotten it at home or they brought the knitting but not the pattern. Once at a DC Stitch n' Bitch, one of the women came straight from work and had forgotten to pack her knitting that morning. She sat amongst us in a state of mild agitation - she left early. Itchy fingers.
For a while there was a man who would routinely show up at knitting without any knitting. That was really weird. And somewhat awkward. Once I gently suggested that he should bring his knitting because after all, we are a knitting group. He stopped coming soon after.
My point? Oh right. My point is that despite my knitting malaise, I always have at least one project to take to knitting night. I have faith that if I just keep at it, my knitting mojo will return to me once again. Hopefully soon. I'm running out of stuff to blog about.
I know! Let's have another competition...I mean Knit-A-Long to get you motivated! ;)
ReplyDeleteI like the blog re-design! and I think Ella wants to commission a handknit or maybe crocheted bikini!
ReplyDeleteactually, Ida said to me yesterday, "You have a hole in your jeans. Better send it to Sung Ji, she can fix it!"
ReplyDeleteThat Ida - she's whip-smart, that one.
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