It's always a strangely bittersweet mix of emotions coming to the end of a project. As I go ticking off the things on my Preparing for Autumn list I compiled back in July, I find myself feeling satisfied and efficient (and warm!) but also slightly sad to have to put it behind me, having enjoyed the process so much.
But really it's ok - I get to enjoy the fruits of my labour and you can be sure I have an ample supply of to-do lists in the waiting. And that is why I can't stop crafting: my life is creative and productive, never boring, always learning and improving, a world of infinite possibilities...
My Big Herringbone Cowl, finished just in time as the temperature dropped. I am completely in love with this stitch - so elegant and subtly interesting, unlike most knits I've seen, without an obvious knit or purl in sight. To see the journey I've taken in the making of this snood - which began life as an old Maxmara cardi - see here.
Oh my, this is sooooo gorgeous and finished at exactly the right time! And the journey/story behind this cowl is just so inspiring! I'm so excited to have started to learn how to knit, but I know I won't be anywhere this good for a long time!
ReplyDeleteWowzers! That is one incredible cowl you have there! You are a talented lady with a mean eye! Cannot wait to see your 50's swing coat, sounds awesome xxx
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