

Or I could work on more baby sweaters. Chalk one up in the "You get what you ask for" column. After stating last week that someone else I knew had to have a baby so I could have a flimsy excuse for continuing to make baby sweaters, Younger Son informed me today that one of his teachers is expecting. I'm sure my other friends are heaving a big sigh of relief that they won't be called upon to step up to the plate. Here is my Pseudo-pod sweater, which is worrying me with its propensity to roll, even though there are 8 rows of seed stitch at the bottom. I believe that a bit of judicious blocking will set things straight.
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*whew*
Can you throw a dental floss "lifeline" in the Pomotamus socks to reclaim your needles? Just a thought. I was the only attendee at Knit Night tonight. I tagged new yarn for Michelle instead of actually knitting anything, but it was fun!
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