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So close. You see my hands were very cold yesterday as I walked to and fro the ferry. I'm a knitter so I figured I could fix that problem. I walked into the MY SnB last night with a mission: must make hand/wrist warmers.
After scoping out the yarn choices I settled on a new one: Evolution by Chameleon Colorworks in Scarlet colorway. Now armed with yarn and a set of US3 dpns I went to work. I've never worked with optim before and I must say that I really like it. By the time I headed home (listening to the Sox on the radio - go Sox!) I had the first one done. The ladies were betting that I would have the pair by the time I got off the ferry at Pier 11.
They were close. I'm ready to bind off now thanks to an awfully slow reboot of my computer. Nothing fancy mind you but simple warmers that will do the trick.
On other fronts, I'm going with concensus and the otherwise unavoidable obsessive pull and will be working the Kauni in the Damask as soon as the bloody yarn arrives. Pray that it is today to protect my sanity!
Have a good weekend all.
Craft on!
Trying something new that has been banging around inside my skull for a couple of days now as a post theme. Really thinking about it, there are three big components of my life, ABC's if you will. I present them to you:
A is for Animals
There are a couple of critters (other than the bipeds) who live in this house. They are all doing fine. Here is the choice photo of the week..
Even though I've had cat(s) now for decades, I continue to be surprised by the way they contort themselves. Note that Sara's coat has FINALLY grown back in from that "grooming" last December. Took a good long time for it to really achieve full puff.
B is for Babies (though not such babies)
The girl child continues to sleep in increasingly odd spots. A few nights ago, I found her just inside my room sleeping on the hardwood floor. Personally, I love how she wedged her Zoey doll into the door :)
She's also taken a liking to sock yarn. I find her quite frequently digging through the sock yarn basket in my room, picking out a few skeins. I left her one morning, as I went to work, with this collection in the kitchen. Not sure where this addiction comes from ;) She does have good taste in yarns though!
Boy is modeling a sweater that I knit years ago out of sock yarn. I think it is an Ann Norling pattern, but I'd have to go digging in the old pattern notebook to confirm. I made it for my sister's oldest, who is turning 11 in December. It came back as a hand-me-down a short time ago. Alex found it in his closet and has taken a liking to it. Fits him well too! And yes, I have a pair of socks in the same yarn....and if memory serves correctly, probably one of my first pairs also from a Norling basic sock pattern.
C is for Crafts
I've been doing some serious crafting, thanks to the daily train ride. First up the knitting:
I knit a Drive-Thru for Kat in just about a week (10/1 to 10/7 for the knitting and I did the buttons on 10/12). I made the 4yo size. The yarn was a combo of Cascade 220 (the fuscia which is the same as last year's sweater) and Galway (black and white).
The Galway is left over from Alex's Drive-Thru:
They'll probably be wearing these sweaters next Sunday at Rhinebeck. I'll be wearing this:
I finally made it through the sewing parts of Minimalist. I do want to give it a good soaking, probably should do that today. I do like this sweater very much. I knit it from Jo Sharp Silkroad Aran in the Casket colorway. It was a fast knit that took me longer to assemble. I have no pictures of it, but Ribby is also assembled. It is just waiting for a zipper. I was on a bit of a finishing quick towards the end of last week. I should probably sew it in tonight and have a finished shot soon.
Also in the works is my swatch sleeve for Autumn Rose. I'm loving this project. I hit gauge right off the bat with it, which makes me quite happy. It doesn't make for great train knitting (but that's what things like socks and Clapotis are for) but I've made progress the last two nights while watching the Red Sox play :) Sara graciously agreed to model...
I've caught the Fair Isle bug and rediscovered that I like colorwork. The Ingeborg kit might actually bubble to the top of the queue sooner now, and I picked up some yummy yarns at MY last week to knit Eunny's Argyle Vest.
There's also been a bit of spinning around here. Have to, must justify further purchases at Rhinebeck next week!!!!
First, I finally finished that cashmere/silk blend that I bought at MASW this year from Foxfire Fibers in Greylock. I'm leaving it as singles and will probably knit the Shetland Triangle with it.
I have two bobbins of the wool blend roving that I bought at GSSB to knit Kat a sweater done. I've been spinning this stuff a rather fluffy long draw.
I also plied a bunch of bobbins that have been sitting around for a while, but no pictures of those at present. I still need to skein em up and wash em.
So yeah, its been busy around here, but it always is. Its better that way.
Next weekend is Rhinebeck. Woot. The monkeys and I (along with a mother's helper) will be there on Sunday. I'm a square again this year!
I think that covers most of what's been going on. I'm sure there's something I'm forgetting though. Oh yeah, including my third blogiversary which was this past thursday. Happy Blogiversary to me :) Whodathunk I'd still be at it three years later. Surely not me!
Craft on!
Damn, another week got by me without a post. Sorry. The new schedule is still kicking my butt. Not getting home until 7:15 is getting challenging. Dinner has been shifted later though most nights they've finished, or are finishing, just as I walk in. Shorty bedtime has definitely shifted later. The only thing that hasn't shifted later is the morning alarm clock. It still goes off at 6AM so we can be out by 7:45. Sigh.
With the kids staying up, "my time" has been compressed as I still need to get to bed at a decent hour in order to do it all the next day. I have been knitting/spinning and other things, but computer time (as that is how the day is spent) is significantly reduced. Sorry again. I have lots of pictures (but not with me - except what is sitting in my flickr albums.
Some big events....
1. Alex gave up his pacifier. FINALLY. The new school didn't allow pacifiers. Wish someone had told me that, but during their second week there, they finally enforced the rules thereby creating an unhappy boy. With thanks to Super Nanny, I had him gather his binkies for the Binky Fairy to exchange for a present. She gave him a dust buster. He's ecstatic :) The first day was a tad rough (last Thursday), but he hasn't asked for one since. Sweet. The "mean" teacher situation made for a "I don't want to go to school" kind of weekend, and he got away with it last Friday. Yesterday, I manhandled him into the car, strapped his ass into his big-boy-booster-seat (another recent change!) and drove the hysterical kid off to daycare/nursery. His teachers can not be anywhere near as mean as me. Not surprisingly, once at school, he discovered that the teachers weren't such monsters and had a good time.
2. The day Alex stayed home from school because of the mean teachers, Kat came to work with me. This company is just great. They were really wonderful to her, with hidden caches of kid-stuff throughout desk drawers including silly putty, crayola markers and all sorts of other things. She did amazingly well, was a really good girl, and made it through a long day. We took the 5:25 train home where she crashed. Hard. Not surprised there. And. Oh yeah, I did get some work done that day too.
3. Work is still going amazingly well. I'm getting to do more and more things as I learn the systems and am making contributions rather than reading documentation. Nice change, though I suspect there come a point when I long for the quiet days :) All in all, I'm glad I'm here.
4. Mom went to her first fiber festival this weekend. We took the kids to the NJ festival in Ringoes. I bought some fiber. Not surprised huh? Some wool blends in pretty colors to make the twins sweaters. Some year. Though I do have almost one bobbin of Kat's done on the Vermont Wheel. The bigger purchase was not a wheel, for a change....
Meet Bandit
He's a 9 month old Jersey Wooly. And just the sweetest thing! After leaving the festival with this little guy in a cardboard box, I had to hunt around looking for a hutch for the little fellow. Two stores later, at a PetSmart in Hamilton, I had all the supplies for the newest pet. More pictures of him at Flickr. Do I need to mention that the kids love him? Didn't think so.
5. I think I burned out on socks... I've pulled the needles out of a couple of attempts now. The Anastasia in the Kitty's Eyes is definitely a no go, even with my reduced stitch count version of the sock. The yarn was just too splitty. I've moved to a plain toe up sock using Duets Skinny in Sailor Girl. Love it. All this sock sampling has taught me a few things about the yarns I like and don't like to use for socks:
a. Don't like many stranded/lightly twisted yarns. I prefer the hard twist, fewer ply yarns like the Louet (Koigu, Claudia, Duet Skinny). Too many plies or soft twist begs for a lot of attention while knitting so as to catch all those damn plies. No like.
b. While I don't mind a solid color, or a semi-solid tone on tone yarn, I find I don't like a subtle variegation. The bandaid inspired Aussi Sock that got traded/sold was a good example. The color changes, while not being tone/tone but were pink/cream/brown were just far too pale. I seem to prefer the more boldly colored. Boldly going where no yarn has gone before. Anyway...
c. Plain socks rule. I might collect sock patterns out the wazoo, but sock knitting really is my mindless knitting on the train while reading knitting, so patterns don't play nicely with that scheme. Nor does the splitty problem mentioned in a) above. However, doesn't mean I'm not totally inspired by beautiful sock patterns. Speaking of which, my SnB's own Jersey Knitter won the SOS2007 Design Contest. WAY TO GO INA! Go give her some much deserved congrats. The socks, which I was fortunate enough to see at the SnB are just gorgeous. I might make her socks as one of my exceptions to plain knitting sock rules :)
6. I've finished the body for the Tangled Yoke Cardigan and started the sleeve. The cuff seems far too big and I fear it will flap all over my arm. Its sitting in timeout while I debate continuing it or repurposing the yarn for something else.
7. Minimalist Cardigan is proceeding very nicely. It has become my commuting knitting over the last week or so. I finished the back last night and started the Right Front (though will be my Left Front) this morning on the train. I'm using the Jo Sharp Silkroad Aran in Casket that I bought from Deb a while ago. It has been marinating in stash long enough. Pretty stuff and I'm enjoying this knit.
Well the server I've been waiting for to reboot is now back up. Back to work.
Craft on!
While it might appear otherwise, I am indeed alive and well. I'm seriously touched by recent comments inquiring as to how I am. It has sadly been a long while since I posted, and I'm sorry about that. Part of the reason has been that work involves a longer day as I'm now getting home at 7:15 instead of 6:15. Dinner is now later, which I don't always get to share with the monkeys either. I'm trying to adjust to the new schedule and hopefully will get into a real routine that will also include semi-regular posting shortly.
In the meanwhile, here's a random Wednesday update as to what has happened over the last THREE (can it really be that long?) weeks:
1. The twins were on vacation for ages. Their last day at the old school was August 24th. They've been home, making my mother nuts since. I did provide her a bit of relief that last week of August when I had one of the girls from school come over for two days. They finally started up again today at the new place (Tutor Time) and were almost eager to go this morning. They took to it like old pros. Alex asked of he could go back tomorrow. I'll take that as a good sign, especially since they only go M/W/F :)
2. We spent Labor Day weekend on the boat. The weather was gorgeous and sadly, for most of it, I had camnesia. I did manage to remember the thing for Alex's first fish. We fished off the back of the boat while tied up at our regular slip at the marina. He caught this little baby using grilled chicken as bait. It's not a huge fish, but darn good for his first time out. The little dickens reeled it in himself! I managed a few catches too including a small pike, a crab and even a catfish. It was a very relaxing weekend!
3. I finished spinning up the second bobbin of that BFL on my Schacht last week. I pulled out the Fricke eSpinner Friday night and plied it all. I had forgotten how wonderful that sucker is for plying. It took me over an hour to ply it all. Contrary to standard practice, I skeined it and then even washed it immediately. I set it out to dry in the sun on Saturday. I'm pleased with the colors and am eager to see how it knits up. I haven't measured either the length or the wpi of this skein, but it is all of 4.5oz. Will be plenty for socks.
4. Knitting continues. I have finished not one nor two but three pairs of socks since I last posted. First up was the Monkeys:
Not sure when I started, or even finished these. I just know they were done when I started the next pair on Aug 15th. Notice the lack of monkey-ness on the foot. I went with the plain knit and opted for a smaller needle than the pattern calls for. The socks fit my little feet perfectly.
With the leftover Lorna's in Bittersweet, I knit a pair of socks for Miss Kat. I did hers toe-up over 44st and used a rib lace pattern on the cuff. I increased the stitch count the round after the short row heel to accommodate the pattern. Miss-miss is very happy with her new socks and immediately tucked them in the nearest bag. I don't know if I mentioned this before, but the chick is a serious bag lady. Everything is in bags! Anyway... I'm very pleased with the socks and will prolly make her (and her bro) a few more pairs. These were started on 8/18 and finished on 8/24 (my former wedding anniversary but that's for another post :)
Finally there was a third pair started/finished. More basic vanilla stockinette socks in STR Silkie Little Bunny Foo Foo colorway. I believe I got this yarn in a swap with Dorre, for what, I don't actually remember :) Couldn't be more standard. US1's, toe-up, short row heel. blah blah blah. Started: 8/15 Finished: 8/29. The preschooler socks snuck in before I managed to finish both socks.
The crochet sock blankie progresses but that, like a few other projects, completely lacks updated photos. I'm just shy of the armpits on the Tangled Yoke Cardigan. I've acquired the yarn (but haven't cast on yet) for the Hemlock blanket. It's rather high in the queue and I might just tackle it this weekend. We'll see. I also finally dug out the much neglected Ribby that I started so very long ago. A hidden note in the sidebar indicates that I cast on for it on 4/5/06. I worked on it off and on, mostly off obviously, but last touched it last winter as a break from Celtic Dreams. Seeing Deb progress on hers made me remember this bad old thing hanging about and I finally dug it out from the back of the closet where it has been hiding since I moved into my new room last February. I'm ashamed to admit how far along I was when it went into hiding. Earl here helped me show you:
I had completed not only the back and both sleeves, but also the right front and had done the lower ribbing on the right. One evening in front of the TV and I had it to the armpit. One more night and it was done. I've ordered (and even received) a zipper for it, now I just need to do the fiddly things. But first it needs a blocking. {snicker} maybe this weekend.
That should do it for now. Hopefully more very soon including further catch-up. Miss you!
Craft on!
Another week, another post. There's been alot going on. Including spending Saturday with our favorite BronxGirl to celebrate her birthday. Met/Saw again some wonderful knitting/blogging people. It really was a wonderful time.
I spent the remainder of the weekend cramming and reading up on VB.Net so I could sparkle on a tech test Monday. The results came in today. I did very well on one portion, so-so on another and downright poorly on a third. Oh well. Not up to snuff for the senior position the company was looking for so that option is over.
It isn't all bad news. I'd told my headhunter my concerns regarding the law firm who then, very diplomatically I might add, communicated those with the firm. Tuesday afternoon the I got a call from the fellow I'd interviewed with at the law firm. He wanted to answer any further questions I might have had and to clarify the misconception I had. After getting the no today from the preferred place, I realized that any company that would be calling/meeting to give me more information must really want me. I gave the associated recruiter the go-ahead. I would like to work there. There's flexibility, independence and room for growth. And hell, if it sucks, I'm not married to them and can always move on with the explanation that I took the position wasn't what it was billed to be. I should hear tomorrow. The hiring fellow needs to get signoff for upping the salary range for the position to meet my requirements. Good huh? I might just be able to go back on Monday and give notice. That would be sweet! 4 days of vacation (kids are off this week) and then end it. Ahhh.
Yes, there's been knitting!!!
Yesterday, sandwiched by a long outing to the mall, I started and finished this sock. It is my standard recipe toe-up (you can see its mate started), on US1 over 52st. The yarn is STR Lightweight in Red Rock Canyon colorway that I bought last spring. Don't think I blogged it though, but I remember ordering it after reading about the STR event at MDSW. The couple of clicks was way easier than standing in line. Remind me to show my MDSW 2007 t-shirt that I ordered off their website a few weeks ago ;)
Also on the needles still is the Essential Tank. I'm just shy of the armpits still though getting awfully close. I really should work on it, but the whole SOS2007 has me distracted by socks. Not to mention the timesuck that is Ravelry. I finally got my invite on Friday and have been terribly distracted! My name over there is, not surprisingly, crazyfiberlady. Go figure. I've opted not to upload all my finished projects, but like others, will be treating as tabular rosa and will start new there.
That's about it for now. I have to go fish the monkeys out of the pool so they can go to bed.
Craft on!
Well I'll be damned. First, thank you to everyone for their public and private support about updating the resume and starting to look. You guys are definitely the best. Makes me even more sheepish to admit this next bit.
I woke up this morning not hating my job so much... and I noticed that yesterday wasn't so bad either. Seems that my monthly friend arrived last night. Could there be a connection? I'd be loathe to admit it, but yes.
Some 4 weeks ago or so, I went through another phase of not particularly liking my job nor my director. I vaguely recall at that time that I had considered looking but had decided to wait until the end of the summer so I could enjoy the summer hours (Fridays ending at 1pm are hard to give up). I also vaguely recall that I had noted a similar dislike some four weeks prior to that.
Playing armchair shrink, not to mention seeing a pattern that even this programmer cannot miss, I'm going to go out on a limb and declare it PMS. There. I said it. Oy. I've never really been a serious sufferer of it. Oh sure. Had the teen moodiness and well, still get the pre-period zits. Joy. Figured by the time I hit 40 that the zits would be gone. Sigh. Go know. I seem to get a serious funk about a week before the period starts. Hmm, maybe I don't have to change jobs. Oh and I wore the company clothes today which I had been seriously avoiding last week.
I mentioned my theory to my sister today via IM and she queried as to whether I was still taking magnesium for PMS. Blew my mind. I didn't even know I had taken it for that. I only remember using it for killing cycle related migraines. Seems she remembers it taming the PMS bitch too. She might be right. I have to hit the drug store tomorrow and give it a shot. In the meantime, I found a WOMAN's multi-vitamin that has a load of magnesium/calcium and the B complex (not to mention a truckload of other goodness) that I bought last year that hasn't quite expired yet.
On the up side my friend will be gone for MASW! :) Cate graciously invited the monkeys and me up for the festival. We'll be heading up Friday (office is closed - woot), doing the festival on Saturday and then coming home that night. Will I would love to attend the blegger, she and I agree that it just might not be the right spot for two pre-schoolers. I'll enjoy the trip nonetheless.
Knitting progresses. Yesterday's commuting knitting was the Ribby Shell in the Habu Textiles Bamboo that I bought some two years ago. I've tried a number of patterns with it and they just weren't right. (Too tired to go blog digging to pull them all up, but I remember Soleil, Sigma and Chickami all being attempted.) The yarn was then placed in timeout.
I've hit that particular point in this project where I'm not sure if I'm going to have enough yarn. It is yummy though and the drape is just divine. I think I've been knitting socks to much on the train though as just about everyone who walked by me last night said something to the effect of "That's an odd sock!". I do take the same evening train and sit in one of two different seats. The conductors and even the engineer know me. I've been gabbing with them as I get on now for a couple of months. Nice guys. Gives me a better perspective on NJ Transit and trains in general.
Speaking of which, so as to not freak people out again, I returned to the socks today on the train. I've made decent progress on the second knee sock. Geez, knee socks are L O N G. This much knitting usually gives me 2 pairs!
I'm getting there. I did get a little extra knitting time this morning though. I got to the station early this morning only to stand on the platform and watch train after train woosh by, not stopping. Instead of catching a 7:31 train, I was on the 9:08, making me very late instead of EARLY. Hell, the 9:08 didn't show up until 9:20 so I was really late. I got to my desk at 10:30, only 3 hours after arriving at the train station. NJTransit was pretty messed up today.
Anyway, time to pay some bills and relax before an early bed. I'm exhausted.
Craft on!
Like so many others out there, today was a snow day at the old CFL household. We didn't get a great deal of snow, probably only a couple of inches but the frozen mix made things really messy. The kids' school was closed, making the decision to stay home very easy.
It wasn't a big day off for me though. In between trying to entertain the monkeys, I worked. The up side of being a programmer is that I can really work anywhere. All I need is a computer and an internet connection (both readily available here) and I can be productive. The down side is that I can work anywhere. I usually work a longer day at home than at the office as I can start earlier, take shorter breaks and work later.
At least it wasn't an empty house. The folks were home and the painters were here for the last day doing Kat's room. It is a lovely toned down pink, Princess Pink IIRC with white trim. Very pretty. Certainly better than the pepto it was before.
After dinner last night, we moved Alex's furniture into his own room. At bed time, the pair of them insisted that they were both going to sleep in Alex's bed. I really didn't expect any differently, honestly. After 30 minutes of giggling and playing, compounded with giddiness induced by paint fumes, I moved them out of there. They both piled into Kat's bed. Another 30 minutes later and they are still awake when I hear Kat throwing Alex out of her bed. I quietly escorted him back to his very own bed and they finally went to sleep an hour late. Good thing there was that snow day today! There was a brief attempt at trying to sleep in the same bed this evening which quickly ended as I enticed Kat back her to bed with the "your special pink room". It worked.
I managed to get a picture of my room today. While everything isn't quite in place yet, and I need window treatments of some kind, I figured a quick glimpse for you all was better than nothing:
BTW, the trunk at the end of my bed is chock full of yarn. Big surprise I know. This weekend I will be picking up my Lendrum Saxony wheel from the storage unit and it should be going in my room between that drop leaf table and the rocking chair. I also need to pick up an area rug of some kind as I found that the rocker has scratched the floor already and it only moved in last night. I love my room. I love the sunny yellow walls. It feels feminine without being girly.
It isn't all pretty around here tonight though:
I finished knitting the last sleeve for the Humdrum sweater last night. Tonight I sat down to assemble (not coincidentally my favorite part of knitting) and discovered this. This would be the raglan sleeve seam. Anyone else noticing a problem here? Yeah. They aren't the same length. Both sleeves are the same. The front and back match as well. This ain't going together. I'm not feeling the love anymore.
Here's Humdrum now:
Not to worry. The yarn won't be going to waste. I'm pretty sure it will become the Top-Down-Raglan Cardi from Cosmicpluto. Kim (a fellow Modern Yarn SnB'er and a brand new blogger that you should all go and give some hellos to!) made this sweater and it is just fab. I know she used Noro, but while I'd love to, all my Noro is earmarked for a project and I just don't want to buy new yarn when I have bundles of it that would work. Heck, I'd get more use out of a cardi than a pullover anyday. I'll probably go swatch as soon as this post is done.
And now, some tea and knitting before bed.
Craft on!
Got home "early" and figured I'd share the modeled Celtic Dreams. I loves this sweater. I wore it to work today and my lunch buddies who'd seen it in progress complimented. I gathered a couple of other compliments too. I must knit more cable-y goodness. Maybe time for that Gansey finally ;)
Anyhow, here's the poorly lit iSight shot of me wearing Celtic Dreams.
Oh, i finished the first sleeve for Humdrum tonight and I must say that it is a good thing I found the same dye lot. No chance in hell that I could finish it with the yarn on hand.
The foul temptress at MY got me with more sock yarn tonight. Some absolutely divine Merino/Cashmere blend in a dark chocolate brown color. I cast on immediately for socks on US0's, toe up. I'm calling them my Decadence socks. I think cable-y or lace-y goodness is going to be called for on the cuffs. I might have to dig out the Walker books this weekend and figure something appropriate out. I just had a brainstorm. Must investigate.
Off to knit a bit before bed.
Craft on!
Here I am, chugging along on the Humdrum sweater. I finished the back last night and cast on for the first sleeve. I had the normal concern and general overall fear of NOT HAVING ENOUGH YARN (explains the massive stash somewhat). The pattern calls for 800 yards and I had 820 in my 10 skeins of the Chunky AL. Should technically be enough, but...
Except I used over 3 skeins for just the back. The generic yardage formula is that the back and fronts use 2/3 of the total yarn with the sleeves utilizing the remaining third. This is a pretty rough formula, but it is generally close. With the back taking 3 and a smidge, and the front being a repeat of the back, the body would take 6 and 2 smidges. I'd have to do the sleeves using less than 1/3 of the remaining yarn.
This explains casting on for a sleeve before finishing the body. If I could eek out the back and a sleeve using half the yardage (forgetting entirely the turtleneck), I could get by. You know where this is going...
This morning on the train, it became apparent to me that the sleeve was in no way going to be done with less than 1.5 skeins of yarn. No way. No how. I need more. Thank goodness for the clearly stated exception to KFYS2007 ( 2.c. If we are knitting something and run out of yarn, we may purchase enough to complete the project.) as I really need to exercise that option.
Allowed to and being able to are completely different animals. I bought the yarn off a Webs sale a while ago. I sent an email to them this morning querying whether they had any more in the same dye lot. No luck. They're completely out of 004 Night Sky entirely.
Not to be deterred by that, I let Google do my shopping and starting hitting online presences that advertised Chunky AL in 004 Night Sky in stock. After sending an email to the first one, I made a call to the second. With baited breath, I waited as the nice gentleman on the phone read out the dye lot number of the yarn he had. My heart skipped a beat as he read the numbers I wanted to hear! Can you believe they had the right lot?! I can't. Personal Threads has come to my rescue. They are shipping out my skeins. Today.
Whew. I should buy a lottery ticket.
Craft on!
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