On Saturday night - so, four days ago - I finished up with the second clue in the MKAL.
I had to switch to different scraps at the very end of the first clue, and continued with the new scraps for the second clue. The transition point is pretty obvious:
The colour transition is nearly aligned with a structural transition point, though, so maybe it won't leap out at the eye so obviously when I have more knitted object? We'll see.
Once again, two yarns that I thought were really different when looking at the cakes had more similarities than anticipated, so the resulting fabric isn't super stripy.
Still, I'm having a good time.
The only problem? I want to keep going, but the next clue isn't out yet - it's due out on 13 April.
And all my stash is packed and moved.
What's that? Sister sweater sleeves? Oh yeah. Those. My destiny. In perpetuum.
Never mind. I'm on it.
I had to switch to different scraps at the very end of the first clue, and continued with the new scraps for the second clue. The transition point is pretty obvious:
The colour transition is nearly aligned with a structural transition point, though, so maybe it won't leap out at the eye so obviously when I have more knitted object? We'll see.
Once again, two yarns that I thought were really different when looking at the cakes had more similarities than anticipated, so the resulting fabric isn't super stripy.
Still, I'm having a good time.
The only problem? I want to keep going, but the next clue isn't out yet - it's due out on 13 April.
And all my stash is packed and moved.
What's that? Sister sweater sleeves? Oh yeah. Those. My destiny. In perpetuum.
Never mind. I'm on it.
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