Shapely Tank home stretch
Sep. 5th, 2004 11:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lindajI finished the front and back of the Shapely Tank today, in Polar Icecap, which is notably more blue in real life than it appears in the picture on my screen.
I thought I'd be doomed when it came to finishing the neckline, as my size 5 needles aren't particularly long. They can just about handle the length of the neckline if I do the front and back separately, however.
Maybe it will even be done in time to show it off at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
coraline's knitnight on Wednesday (but then I'll need to work on something else!).
I thought I'd be doomed when it came to finishing the neckline, as my size 5 needles aren't particularly long. They can just about handle the length of the neckline if I do the front and back separately, however.
Maybe it will even be done in time to show it off at
coraline's knitnight on Wednesday (but then I'll need to work on something else!).
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Re: a manageable goal!
Date: 2004-09-11 09:01 pm (UTC)I'm aiming for Imbolc or Ostara...
and will probably aim for a 4-5 day trip, that way I can show my home town off to Scott (& Tabitha - we left when she was so young she doesn't remember much)
Keep an eye out for those *REAL* inexpensive motels for me to bed my lil family down in (ya know... those old Swiss Shalet types $49-$59/night for 2 double beds)
I'm looking forward to sharing New England's idea of seafood with Scott... (he's never had fried clams with the bellies still attached!)