Before I post about anything else, I strongly suggest that you watch this.
Transcript available here.
I'm working my way through the break between show weekends, which is good. I'm so far behind on blog post reading that I am thinking of chucking it all and wiping everything clean. Not so good for that one, but in the land of good I'm over 90% done with a new sweater that I started during put in. Light hang conveniently allows me to push scaffolding with people and lights and knit at the same time. I have the sleeves blocking right now... I did them 2 at a time, and it was the first time I had ever used that technique. With the exception of a couple possible burbles, the technique was flawless, simple and speedy. Why have I done it this way before!?
Of course, with the sweater pieces blocking I had to start something else, so I picked a tiny project made of 1 parts yarn to 2 parts silliness. It is also super speedy, but I at least can make more of these and not have it be a big deal!
