Well...lets move on to knitting.
Thermal sleeves have transformed into sleeves with armhole bind-offs.

Here is the full sleeve on my arm. The recommended length to armhole bind-off is 19.5 inches, but I pushed another .5 inch out. I like the sleeve to rest on the meaty part of my palm. I know, I'm odd that way.

This next part should knit fairly quick. Only working with 88 stitches for the sleeve caps...well, that is, it's done twice - then off the needles and on to the neck band, blocking and seaming. I see the light at the end of the tunnel.
On the spinning side, I soaked the last of the Shetland wool and I think I'll delve into dying this weekend.
We have a 12th BDay party this Saturday for my son. I'm so excited for him. I'll take plenty of pictures and post about the party once I recover from the sugar comma.
Happy Friday and Knit-On!!
1 comment:
Happy birthday to young E! (I almost wrote, little E, but he's bigger than many adults!)
The sleeves look great, and they look like a perfect fit, too.
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