So bad
I'm just saying.




 
 
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So, I've been knitting on the Paris Loop for so long that I'm just getting damn bored with it. It's just so...green. And stockinette-y. And furry. It's pretty, but I think I may just rip it out. Especially after attending a Knit & Wine at Urban Knitting Studios where Linda Fenner of Zukii Designs was showing off her gorgeous patterns and yarns. The Loop just looks soo....hokey next to these beautiful patterns.
I have decided to knit a gorgeous asymetrical poncho out of really lightweight drapey yarn. It's very elegant and far more slinky and sexy than that chunky piece of you-know-what that I was knitting before. 
I managed to score two balls of the new Rowan Tuft in Ivory on eBay for almost nothing. I knit up a really cool, skinny scarf in about two hours on size 35 (?) needles, which were hilarious to knit with. I was at an outdoor Shakespeare play with CVCG, (who shall now be forever called Smelly Melly due to an unfortunate BO situation) and finished it during the play. I love it, and ALMOST can't wait for the colder weather. Cast on 6 stitches, knit knit knit until you're done!

Here's an updated picture of that ugly Paris Loop I was knitting - I didn't quite follow the pattern, so this is what I got - I'll probably bind off sooner than later, try it on and see what happens...stay tuned.

My heart and prayers go out to the people and animals suffering because of Hurricane Katrina. I must admit, I have been obnoxiously oblivious to this disaster, and it wasn't until I met a girl at a Knit & Wine event at Urban Knitting Studios who had friends and family on the Gulf Coast that I started realizing how horrific this disaster was. That's all I gotta say about that.