- Ab-Fab Afghan
- Dr. Who Scarf
- Arabella — ~75% Finished
- Flamin' Fingerless gloves
- Socks that Wanted to Be Mittens Instead
- Amelia Cardigan
- Sooper Sekrit Surprise Projeck
- Checkerboard Twist Socks — 50% Finished
- Watergarden Cardigan
I will also be frogging:
- BSJ (Baby Surprise Jacket, not Bloody Stupid Johnson)
So, I'm down to nine projects on needles, one of which is nearly finished (Arabella) and another is a pair of socks (and March is for Making Mates).
This, from 25 on January 31. Go me!
A note on socks: I'm thinking that I am going to embrace "March is for Making Mates" and get my Checkerboard Twist Socks and the "Socks That Would be Mittens" finished up. That will leave me whatever part of March is left (if any) plus all of April to finish up my Self Imposed Sock Club socs for Mar-Apr. As of right now I'm thinking not to cast them on until I'm done with Making Mates...but I'm fickle, so we'll see. The heady rush of "it is no longer February and I am free to cast on!!!" might overcome me. It's hard to say.
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I was explaining "February is for Finishing" to a non-knitter and she wondered why we'd pick the shortest month for finishing projects. "Because it's alliterative" was the best answer I could come up with. She wondered if there were any months for procrastination. "December is for Delaying?" says I.
You are making wicked progress, my dear.
Definitely about the alliteration... definitely.
Maybe the shorter time frame adds to the overall sense of seriousness and urgency of the project. We must needs get on with it! We haven't much time!
Also, December is for Delaying is hysterical. And it explains why I rarely give knitted gifts for Yulemas.
I am making Wicked progress. We are pleased.
Way to go, Kade!
@ Jennifer -- thank you!
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