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Clean.Sew.Bake.
Thanks for everyone who commented and left me advice. I had already partially frogged the body and rework all the decreases. It is looking a lot better than before. Two more inches to go for shoulder shaping. I should be able to cast on for the front panel tomorrow nite.
Anyways, I got quite a lot done today...
1. went out for a morning jog.
2. came home, fixed breakfast.
3. tidy up my room and my knitting corner.
4. vacummed the whole apartment.
5. scrubed the toilet and bathtub (which I really hate)
6. moped the kitchen's floor.
7. cooked dinner.
8. finished sewing the skirt for sew-along.
9. last but not least, managed to squeeze in some baking time.
18 Comments:
Regarding the Phildar sweater, the decreases do look very strange. I've never really had a problem with their patterns except the way the translate it... can be rather confusing sometimes. Good thing you re-worked it, side shaping is supposed to be subtle and gradual :)
The skirt looks so lovely, fit you so well. Good job.
Wow, you were a busy lady today! I am sure you are very happy with your accomplishments! You look so nice in this floral skirt, great fit. And the baking.. looks so yummy!
Glad to see your new skirt which turned out so well. The sones look yummy too and congrats on getting so much done!
Wow, you're a wonder lady! And the skirt looks great!
Congratulations on finishing the skirt! It looks lovely on you.
your skirt looks wonderful! it really sits perfectly and suits you down to a tee.
Skirt looks AWESOME! Are those scones? They look yummy!
Your skirt looks gorgeous!! I think I need to buy a floral skirt soon.
What is it that you baked? Whatever it is, it makes me hungry!
I LOVE your skirt!
so productive!! and your skirt is gorgeous! i may need to check out this pattern!
the skirt turned out so pretty! again, another classy project by you!
Wow, you had a way more productive weekend than I did!
I am in love with your skirt. It's awesome. The colors and patterns in the fabric are super! Is there anything you can't do? I'm amazed!
And drooling, now that I'm spotting your cookies(scones?)....
that's one groovy skirt!
Very pretty skirt!! And the fabric is so lovely.
That's a great skirt!
Wow! You have been one busy lady! Your skirt is really cute, I like the fabric you chose.
Beautiful skirt, it looks great on you!
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