Knit blogger meet ups and marathon knitting
Several Fridays ago, I finally went to one of the weekly Spider meetups at the Point Cafe. Olga and Vanessa were in town from DC and the Bay Area, respectively. The meetup was a little overwhelming (lots of people to meet!), but fun. Olga was fresh off her Knitty debut and Vanessa had the most tempting of Habu yarn (something silky and mohair-y) that she was swatching. I also met Veronique and Melissa, both of whom I've been eager to meet for a while, as well as Cara, Virginia, Lisa, and Sandra . It was really nice to be among like-minded (read, obsessed) individuals. Here's the group of us who went to dinner after the meetup. Veronique has a similar picture on her blog where she swapped places with me:
In other news, the monster skein has been conquered and is now literally a shell of its former self:
This is the result of a solid weekend of knitting. My hands are quite sore, but one design is almost finished.
In other news, the monster skein has been conquered and is now literally a shell of its former self:
This is the result of a solid weekend of knitting. My hands are quite sore, but one design is almost finished.
7 Comments:
I can't believe you've used up that whole skein!! Wow.
The jamieson's yarn should feel less intimidated now....you must have been busy!
The meetup looks like fun! I was in NY a couple of weeks ago (only for a night) and wanted to check out the Point but didn't get a chance.
Now that is what I call SPEED KNITTING---you really MUST purchase those CRAFT GLOVES--I totally killed my hand on the last two projects I did and it's not fun. With all of the knitting you still have to do - PLEASE take care of your hands...Get a size that is tight for support, and If you own Welcome to The KNit Cafe book they have some good exercises to do....
uh, wow. that was fast. can't believe you went through all that so quickly!!
and that was good times. you must make your way to the city a bit more.
It's funny to see how many pretty names end with an "a"! Take care of your hands and wrists!
I recognize Melissa!!! How fun.....
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