I've all but finished the spider scarf (pattern: October is for Spinners ). Alright, I admit it: it's still on the needles, because I haven't bound off, yet. That of course means that it also still needs blocking, but given that there's no way it'll be cool enough to wear it in the next few weeks, motivation is nil. To do the last several rows, I needed size 13 needles, but they were still stuck in a WIP-- a Wham Bam Thank You Lamb cowl I was reworking. That prompted me to go ahead and finish knitting that , too, so there's another project off the list. (Except the reworked cowl wasn't technically on my WIP list...) The spider scarf was an interesting pattern. Definitely one to keep you on your toes. I'm still not sure when I'll ever wear it, but it was fun to make. Here it is in its bowl (along with the leftover yarn). The pink yarn is some scrap kitchen cotton that I used for a lifeline before switching up needle sizes. I don'
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