![Saw The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare which is based on a true story. It was excellent!
There was action, humor, and solid character development. Also, I love a good tale about a band of misfits making a great team!
The cast was the largest gathering of symmetrical faces I’ve seen in a hot minute. Wouldn’t kick any of them out of bed for eating crackers.
I hope you have the Sunday you need, Crew! I love you!!!
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Oct 25
2012
Last week I finished my pretty blue cowl, gave it a wee bath, and pinned it out to dry.
It looks even better. well, except for the rust. Evidently, you can’t just block your knitting with any old T-pins. I’m not gonna lie. I was not excited to find this out with my pretty blue cowl, but if I’d rusted my Jeanie, well, it wouldn’t have been pretty. In fact, it would have been downright ugly (think cross between Rudolph and Rob Zombie).
Looks like I’ll soon be the proud new owner of some T-pins from my LYS.
Tags: blue cowl, Malabrigo Chunky, T-pin warning
Ohhh, the Jeanie. I finally gave up on mine and am turning that yarn into something else (that’s currently hibernating.) I’m very impressed with yours!
Thank you. I loved it. I never knew dropping stitches could be so addictive.
Oh annoying! You can sell it as a special feature though I’m sure!
Thanks! I think the yarn is thick and blue enough that it won’t be a huge deal once I was the edge off the rust.
Oh no!!! What a bummer! I wonder if rust washes out?
I’m gonna give it the old college try and if not, I’ll wear it anyway. I so love a conversation piece.