Oh Frabjous Day!
This evening I was cordially invited to the abode of a dear friend to indulge in some delectable supper and at long last enjoy the last episodes of Veronica Mars.
During this nearly infinite stretch of time I industriously knitted on my Conwy socks from the tome Knitting On the Road. After what seemed like an age, I completed the last stitches of the second sock and dutifully kitchenered the toe. This project has been a never-ending toil, beginning nearly a year ago and culminating tonight with the hard work of many months.
Understandably, I was overjoyed by this spectacular end to such an ordeal, and squealed with joy while donning said garments and photographing the entire display. Almost immediately, however, I was gripped with the ennui that can only befall one who has nothing to knit.
I gnashed my teeth and threw my hands about wildly in knitting motions until my gracious hostess offered me some of her cast off yarn, with which I proceeded to undertake the construction of a diminutive sock.
The midnight hour came presently and I was forced to don my shoes and hasten to my own quarters, from where I write this stirring narrative.
During this nearly infinite stretch of time I industriously knitted on my Conwy socks from the tome Knitting On the Road. After what seemed like an age, I completed the last stitches of the second sock and dutifully kitchenered the toe. This project has been a never-ending toil, beginning nearly a year ago and culminating tonight with the hard work of many months.
Understandably, I was overjoyed by this spectacular end to such an ordeal, and squealed with joy while donning said garments and photographing the entire display. Almost immediately, however, I was gripped with the ennui that can only befall one who has nothing to knit.
I gnashed my teeth and threw my hands about wildly in knitting motions until my gracious hostess offered me some of her cast off yarn, with which I proceeded to undertake the construction of a diminutive sock.
The midnight hour came presently and I was forced to don my shoes and hasten to my own quarters, from where I write this stirring narrative.
4 Comments:
Okay, dear, how much Jane Austen have you been listening to lately?--Alexis
LOL! Never leave home without a back-up project... :-)
Nice Conwys. I home mine look as nice when done. I'm on sock 2.
I love your socks, the yarn and the pattern work so well together! =)
Thanks for stopping by my blog, it was nice to hear from you.
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