I know you’re going to be aghast…. but I have been working on the great, grey beast!
I’ve been trying to at least put five rounds on it every night. I haven’t been completely successful, but I have managed to add a few inches to it though. There’s still several inches to go before I can start the ribbing, so I have to keep at it. With only 12 weeks to Dad’s birthday, I’ve got to stay focused!
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Aha, there is that beastie!
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Those endless rounds on a guys sweater! I know your pain. 🙂 You can do this Val!
Blessings,
Betsy
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Woo hoo! Every row is a victory. I’m back to body stitches on my Gray Blob myself to add more length so I feel your pain.
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Yes, twelve weeks will pass pretty quickly when you have a deadline. I would probably have calculated how much I had to knit each week to make deadline. Good luck! Sure you will meet your deadline.
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Slow and steady is good. It looks like a classic sweater and will be comfy, too.
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Looks like a nice project. Stick with it so you can finish on time.
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Slow and steady will get it done!!! Don’t get side-tracked with something more colorful! lol
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