Look! A Knaked Knuck!
Finished the knitting part ... Sunday, I think. I've had a mild case of Knuck fatigue ever since ... I have yet to start Knuck #2 or do the finishing on Knuck #1 (don't let the pic fool you), and although I put in a few more rows on Mom's Sophisticated Scarf, I've done much more dreaming and scheming about knitting than actual stitching. Thus is the Way of the Needle, I s'pose ...
... oh, and the Bear really wishes I'd weave in the #$%@!! ends and seam up the #$%@!! fingers, already. (Although the Bear expressed this in a gentler manner more befitting a soft cuddly creature.)
But even in its unfinished state, the Knuck has gotten lots of love. It has earned me props among my fellow Wednesday-night knitters (I've heard it called Chicks With Sticks and Knit 'n' Bitch, but darned if I know the real name), and most folks to whom I show it simply MUST try it on. Including the Beloved, whose big manly fingers are way too large for it. He has requested a big manly pair of his own, in brown or black, and I've requested some big manly Rowan Felted Tweed in Cocoa for him. (And some Pine for me. Although I may make a different sort of hand covering out of it. I was just chuffed to see a dark green. It's sort of my signature color, and I'm just not seeing it in ladies' fashion these days.)
11 August 2006
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