Archive for the tag 'Frogged'

Oct 25 2011

Frogged and in Progress

Published by Lindsey under Current Projects

The other day I realized that I don’t often mention projects again if I end up frogging them. Often I start projects, find they don’t work or I don’t like them or I’m no longer interested in working on it, frog them and move on. Since I’ve moved on, if I’ve blogged about that project [...]

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Aug 31 2010

Jumper Cardigan and Cottage Garden

Published by Lindsey under Current Projects

It’s amazing how quickly this summer has flown by, especially these last few weeks since I last posted. After all the shoulder problems, then out-of-nowhere back issues that suddenly disappeared as quickly as it had come, I decided I needed to get back to the exercises I’d been slacking off on for a number of [...]

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May 21 2009

Another Decimal Setback, Knit Picks City Tweed & DPNs

Published by Lindsey under Current Projects

Are you tired of hearing about Decimal yet? I am. I’m tired of looking at it too, but I want this sweater, so I keep knitting and frogging and knitting it again.

This morning I realized I’d screwed up the sleeve. I was working along with about 10 rows before joining it to the body when [...]

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May 20 2009

$)*&@*^ Decimal, Mini Mochi Socks, KP Sock Club, and Needle Gauge

Published by Lindsey under Current Projects

Do you recall what the Decimal sleeve looked like yesterday? No? Check it out here. I was all excited because I was nearly done with the decreases and almost finished with it. When I got home yesterday, I realized that the thing is simply too big. WAY too big. Big enough to fit around my [...]

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May 19 2009

Grace’s Socks (FO), Juno Regina, Decimal, and Mini Mochi

There’s something I really love about plain stockinette socks. They call to me above any other projects I’m working on. I could have a deadline to knit something by and if I have plain stockinette socks on the needles, they will win out, no matter what. (Okay, that may not be 100% true, but it’s [...]

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