Last week’s goals with progress indicated:
Seam the arms or sides of The Green Wood Cardigan.
Seamed all the seams, sewed all the buttons, wore it to the grocery store for its public debut. All the dirty details are on my Ravelry project page, but here’s a picture:
Knit 2 more wedges of my Aranami shawl.I think I knit 4 more wedges.Look at patterns for the next sweater, which will be cabled and in Stone Henge Fiber Mill’s Shepherd’s Wool Worsted – so squishy & bouncy!
I looked several times and settled on making Michelle Wang’s Aspen with the following modifications, because the cables are worth changing the pattern to suit my needs: no pockets, no big cuffs (Michelle Wang really likes her folded over cuffs!), button holes higher, belt loops & belt a bit higher. I just need to buy the pattern, wind the yarn, and swatch!Go to TKD twice.
I went Wednesday and Thursday with my friend Julia, who gave me the kick in the butt to sign up with her – we started roller derby together and everything’s always better with a buddy. The next testing period will be in April and we’re going to test for our yellow and orange belts at the same time since the forms are so similar and we have so much time to get them down. I already feel like I know the form for yellow.
This week:
- Wear The Green Wood Cardigan and when I’m not wearing it, gaze lovingly/meditate on the greens and blues in the yoke.
- Knit 5 more wedges of my Aranami shawl. I can easily make 1 a day, so setting a goal of 5 is not unreasonable.
- Buy Aspen, read the pattern through, plan modifications.
- Go to TKD twice.
- Go to the PO and mail an order from the shop. Yup, just when I’ve given up on selling anything but patterns, I had a sale. And actually, I need to do this today.
- My friend Suzi challenged me to a nature photo-off; take 1 picture of something nature-y a day and post it to FB. Of course I’m posting them to Instagram first and then sharing them, so I also plan to take 1 photo of something in the natural world each day to keep up with this. Below are the first few I took.


Your cardigan is fabulous!! 🙂
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Thank you! I think so too – I’m so glad I made it! ❤
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The Greenwood Cardigan is beautiful. I bet the green is lovely on! I’ll be over on Ravelry checking out your notes for the project 🙂
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Thank you! My notes are a little more scattered than usual. Somehow they’ve gotten a little less detailed since starting this blog, but the important parts are there. 🙂
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Absolutely beautiful work on the cardigan! The forest green is lovely, and the yoke is glowing. Great to read that this week’s to do’s includes lovingly sweater-gazing. 🙂 Colour work as splendid as this was made for meditation. ❤
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Thank you so much for your kind words!
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The colors are just luscious
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