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MG working away at her entry for the 2010 Knitting Olympics |
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2010 Knitting Olympics - Day 15 Well as a dear knitting friend wrote in a comment, it just isn't worth hurting myself over knitting this sweater. So on day 14 I put down the knitting needles and gave my wrist a break. If it gets done before the close great, but if it doesn't it will still be a cool sweater after the olympics as well. MG came over and brought bento boxes for lunch and we had a little knitting party this afternoon.(Thanks MG) She is on track to finish her colourwork vest before closing ceremony. I am so proud of her, it is absolutely beautiful and so exciting. An entire colourwork sweater. :) YEAH YEAH YEAH MG |
Friday, February 26, 2010
Kitty: Day 15 of Knitting Olympics
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I am flattered to be called a dear friend, and even more flattered that you took my advice. You'll get it done, an have wrists to use another day, too!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Fleegle.. save your wrists! I've already called it a loss with my Olympic Liesl - it was making me crazy trying to 'win' a medal and I wasn't enjoying the knitting.
ReplyDelete100% in agreement. I had to take a couple days off too because I thought I was going to wear the skin off the tips of my fingers from the yarn I was working with. In the end, I'm glad I took the break and I suspect you'll feel the same way too. Why stress? It's going to be a great sweater no mater what.
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