She knows I have an addictive personality, and that I am easily led. In addition to adding to my obsession list, this has further led to the running amok of my yarn stash. Bad, bad Gnome Enabler. Shame on you. More to the point, shame on me. I need one more thing to do...
Here is the gnome-enabling culprit, no doubt smiling because she likely is working on one of her sinister plots...
The gnome in question is the Yuletide Gnome designed by Alan Dart of the U.K. This pattern is nearly impossible to get as it is out of print. Luckily enough, someone on Ravelry had an extra and agreed to sell it to me. With all the whining, I have forgotten to mention just how cute the gnome actually is... I cannot get the picture to come in well, so go here to see one of the best examples on Ravelry.
The Butterfly pullover is closing in on the finish line.
This is the first garment that I have attempted to do cabling on. It wasn't too bad - behold the success... Also, once again, the sweater is not cherry or bright red, but more of a wine color.
Last week, a friend gave me some fiber, and I have spun it into a single. I may or may not divide and ply it. I think I kind of like it as a single.
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And what will you do with the lovely hank? And just who is Hank?Impatiently waiting to see you Gnome.
Yay purple!
It just told me it doesn't want you to ply it. Just felt I should let you know. ;-)
We all have enablers in our lives (for mine, see previous comment-er...)...it's a burden we must bear.....
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