That's a lovely colour. (And a gorgeous shawl - well done!)
One project on the needles at a time? I wish. Actually, I've literally had two different projects on the needles at the same time - I ran out of wool on the first one and needed the same size for a new project. I hadn't heard of stitch holders at that point!
Anyway, it's fun for visitors if they end up sitting on three different projects when they come round for coffee. (Though probably not those half-finished socks.)
...and non-knitters wonder why on Earth I would need three sets of interchangeables!
To OP...beautiful work! Kujaku is an interesting yarn, but why oh why must there be knots in relatively expensive yarn?? I found three in one skein and was about ready to throw it against the wall.
Yeah - I don't understand that either. I found two in a ball of Rowan Kid Silk Haze. Plus it's always tied short so you either end up with little bits poking out or you have to undo the knot and redo.
One project on the needles at a time? I wish. Actually, I've literally had two different projects on the needles at the same time - I ran out of wool on the first one and needed the same size for a new project. I hadn't heard of stitch holders at that point!
Anyway, it's fun for visitors if they end up sitting on three different projects when they come round for coffee. (Though probably not those half-finished socks.)
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Hee, I can just imagine sitting on a WIP sock, DPNs all pokin' out everywhere. :)
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To OP...beautiful work! Kujaku is an interesting yarn, but why oh why must there be knots in relatively expensive yarn?? I found three in one skein and was about ready to throw it against the wall.
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Meh.
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Russian joining is so much fun, but not with KSH...
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