Line at the Blocking Mats

Hello on this Chicken Slider Wednesday!

I somehow managed to finish the knitting on Just Beachy yesterday:

It needs some minor finishing and then some major blocking.  However, there is yet another Casapinka shawl in the finishing process, and of course Pinion is still in the works (up to Pinion 6 now though!).  And the second yoga sock.  Almost time to get something else out to work on!  Perhaps the finishing of something previously neglected, before I get something brand new underway.  Stay tuned!

In other news: it is blustery and snowy here this afternoon.  I suppose that should be expected, it being winter and all that!

Stay warm, safe, and well :)

Comments

neuroknitter said…
I can't wait to see all those things blocked!
December 23, 2021 at 7:01 AM
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