When not working, cross stitching, pot painting or sewing… I’m still knitting.
Hemlock ring is now back to being a large blob of knitting. In fact, I’m past where I had to rip back, AND my stitch count is correct! In fact, I’ve only got two or three pattern repeats to go before I’m casting off.
I’d like to think I could have this off the needles by the weekend, but that’s probably too optimistic. It’s a safer bet to say it will be blocking by next weekend. Which is good, because I’m ready to start something new!
Wandering Cat Studio 
It actually looks very pretty for being a blob! You’ve come a long way since the big rip back.
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Do the cats inspect…er, um…’snoopervise’ your knitting, as much as they do your quilting?!?
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I really cannot wait to see this when it’s finished! It’s a long haul, but I think you are going to be happy with the stunning result.
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I agree that it is a very pretty blob and I can’t wait to see it all spread out!
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It’s nice to have other projects to give us a break from a longer project like the shawl but -wow, you’ve done a lot of knitting to get here! Good job!
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Very pretty! Can’t wait to see the whole thing! Nice work, too.
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I was going t say what a pretty blob it is but everyone else beat me to it. It’s really going to be gorgeous when it’s done and blocked. It looks so nice now and it’s not even done!
Blessings,
Betsy
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Beautiful even in a heap! The center star is amazing as are the bits of white.
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Oh those last repeats …………….so hard to motivate your way through and NOT cast on something new and exciting.
But, just think how exciting it will be to have a new blanket!!!! Go, girl. You got this!
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Yay for you and that very pretty blog! It is looking so warm and cuddly. Would be perfect for the dreary, rainy day here in NC.
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