startitis

I don't know why, but I love starting new projects even though I haven't finished the ones I already have. There is something about casting on with a new yarn and discovering a new design.

But really, I have come to realise that this is becoming rather silly. Embarassing, in fact. I have got to start finishing some things. So here is a list of projects that I should get going with over the following month or two. They are all mostly done anyway.

- Oblique - this was such a fun and easy knit I don't understand why I stopped midway. Oh, I had a baby. Maybe that's why?
- Shalom cardigan - only a few more rows and it's done!
- Pi shawl - really, the edging takes ages, but it's sooo easy.
- Top-down raglan - another one of those super easy projects that basically knit themselves
- Striped scarf for husband - this was supposed to be a Christmas present (shame on me!)
- Balsamique - an addaption of Balsam, the cowl
- Flowerbasket for my mother

  But while I'm finishing all those knittings I can still continue on the newly cast-on February Lady Sweater, right? Right.

Comments

[Linn]

OMG! I cast on for a February lady sweater just yesterday! I bought Heaven's hand in "teal" at Nysta yesterday. Lovely yarn, lovely pattern. Is that Silk garden?

[Tove B]

Yep, Silk Garden Lite even! Me likey. :-)

[Linn]

And OMG again, Yarn Harlot is just about to cast on for a February lady sweater herself! I'm in such a good knitting company right now.

[Tove B]

Hah! We're hip. :-)

[Anna]

Just so you know, you are not alone. Maybe it time for a spring cleening in th eknitting basket again soon.
The February lady sweater is a fun knitting, looking forward seeing how it will be in Silk Garden Lite.

[Tove B]

yep, spring cleaning is good idea! that's what i'm doing.

[Maria]

Startitis är en härlig sjukdom:-)
när du kryat på dej har du en utmaning på min blog
http://mariasgarnhandelser.blogspot.com/2009/02/utmanad.html
Kram