I'm working away on pair 29 (and also on a baby sweater for Schaefer, don't worry Laura!), and having a terrible time memorizing/reading/predicting the pattern.
Not that you can see the pattern here, but it's a knit/purl combo called broken chevron:
The individual rows are easy enough to work, once I get started, but I'm not yet able to tell which comes next, without looking at the chart. It's been a while since that happened, at least this far into the project, and now I remember how much it slows me down (especially for socks, which I like to have as my mindless knitting).
So weirdly, I'm working on the baby sweater (which defied photography this morning) as my easy project, despite the cables--at least I understand them, and can remember what's supposed to happen next.
I see stockinette socks in my future!
3 comments:
Welcome to my world. Maybe its the drinking water in the area that causes brain cell atrophy? Or maybe it was the mulled wine at Annes?
No, I have the same issue and I didn't have any of that wine.
Although, Hubs had 3 glasses so maybe it would explain more than you know...
And Rebecca, if you hate the socks at the end and can't stand the sight of them, I have a list of about 11 women who'd take them off your hands.(They'd have to get through me first though.)
Are you blaming the mulled wine for everything?!!
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