
I can promise to you that I will always show you my flaws. If I didn't, what would I have to write about? I hope that we'll learn things together, even if we're only learning a little something new about ourselves. I always felt the best way to do that is to evaluate how far you've come and how far you have to go. It's a little early in the year for resolutions, but here's a list of notches I'd like to put in my belt in the foreseeable future. I am the kind of date to bring a list of talking points in my pocket, in case the conversation stalls.
- Meet New People
- Knit with Them
- Learn a New Technique
- Improve a Technique I'm Already Comfortable With
- Go to a New (to me) Yarn Event
- Take a Class
- Use a New Fiber
- Design a Garment (yeah, that's a big one)
So if anyone is out there, drop me a line! Who's up for an adventure? Leave a comment and tell me a little about what you would like to accomplish as a knitter. Is it just a fun hobby? Are you looking to make a living from your craft? What are your yarny hopes and dreams?
Ryan
Hello there!
ReplyDeleteAccomplish as a knitter...hmmm....actually finish something? hahahaha...I've actually finished a few things, but I do have a long list of started projects!
Lol! I know it! Sometimes that seems like Everest! I'm working on a sweater now that I started in February. I've made so many mistakes that I think I've become sick of looking at it. :-/ Right now it's sitting in a project bag as I debate if I want to finish it or reclaim the yarn.
DeleteLove this! And i know what i want to accomplish... more time to knit! Aside from that I want to get to know yarns better in that I puck better yarns for my projects...and I want to get more comfortable with various techniques and learn new ones....moar practice!
ReplyDeleteI've got the same problem with yarn substitution and I'm not a very fast knitter either. I've started keeping small projects to work on during breaks, waiting for food at a restaurant- you know I get the 'Mercier stare' for that one.
DeleteWith all the travelling you do, do you knit on the plane/in the car? Sometimes it's so hard though. I could have been knitting for the last hour but I'm trying not to fall asleep.
And learn to spell :)
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