I’m happy to join Kat and the Unravelers today with more of the kitchen towel. I know it's a little boring to keep showing you the same old photos of it, so this week I also have some pictures of the yarn colors I have to choose from for the next one. I'm not sure if I'll use the same pattern or try a different one, but I am getting just a tiny bit tired of knitting this one.
I'm just past the stockinette strip on the end of the towel and now I only have to knit 28 more rows before I'm done with this towel.
These are the other colors I've got in worsted cotton yarn, so I think I'll cast on for a green one as soon as I finish the first one. This really is perfect knitting for the far-too-hot weather we're having, so the next cast on will probably be happening later today.
What are you making this first Wednesday in July? (Tempus fugit!)
Your towel looks great, but that knitting would drive me crazy not to mention hurting my hands!! The other colors you have are so fun - the green will be a nice change from blue. And yes Tempus Fugit indeed!!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to see your dishtowel knitting rather than having to knit one myself; I love hand-knit dishcloths, but knitting them is hard on my hands. The colors you have are great and very cooling! I'm knitting a sock and a BSJ that's almost done. Also, thanks for making me think of one of my favorite musicals, "The Music Man," with your use of tempus fugit!
ReplyDeleteYour towel is looking quite lovely, Bonny. I love the pattern, but I once knitted a very long cardigan in seed stitch, and I got sick of it before I finished it. The next two colors are some of my favorite colors. I'm not sure I could knit anything in this weather. I went to a clay jewelry class yesterday at the local library, and that is all I have been able to manage in the crafty area. The heat and humidity really wear me out.
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