
I was even able to complete a couple of inches today while we sat around different doctor offices waiting for this...

Then I noticed this... a mistake. The horrible little perfectionist demon within me is trying to taunt me with these mistaken stitches... but I'm holding strong... I. will. not. frog. (But I will always, always know they are there.)

I'll also have you know that in a burst of blind determination, I even printed out the Passport forms this morning! Yep, a partial shawl and passport forms... I'm gettin' things rolling now!
4 comments:
When you're wearing it, just do the ever-popular bob and weave move when someone is looking in the general direction of the mistake. I promise, no one will notice. Just make sure you're wearing shiny shoes.
Woo Hoo, look at you go! :0)
No one will notice your mistake.
I found one in the front of my cabaret raglan, and I am going to frog it - after I finish the sleeves. The mistake is only about 10 rows down, and since they are decreasing rows, I figure it's not that many stitches to re-do.
I am so sorry to hear about the broken thumb :o(
Dang.
No one will notice!
Be like the Amish.
They always have a mistake in their quilts...because only God is perfect.
There...how's that for glass full advice :o)
p.s. There is a link in my comments to the offical government website that tells about knitting needles on airplanes.
You might like to see that!
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