This is why animals are the devil.
This is my hand dyed yarn that was such a huge mess to untangle when I dyed it. This is also what happened to it after the dog got it, for probably the third time. I know after the first time it is completely my fault because I forget hide it when I want to stop knitting (this used to be attached to my sock, but the dog broke the yarn and then strung the yarn literally from room to room and then finished making it into a giant knot). Yet it still makes me incredibly angry and makes me want to hurt the dog, just a little. So for now the sock is on hold until I am ready to sit down and untangle it.
I also made these on Tuesday and finished them on Wednesday for someone my mom works with that I have never met. The yarn is an alpaca/silk blend, so it is hand wash, which may not be the best thing for a baby. But the yarn is so soft I think it is worth it. I have to say, I don't want a baby of my own, but I like knitting for other people's kids.
2 comments:
I guess I had better get to popping out some kids so you can knit for them.
Maybe you can have 18 kids like that crazy woman in Arkansas, and then I can knit 18 pairs of tiny shoes.
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