It is easier for me to want to knit bigger projects during winter. Sweaters and blankets are items that took up much of my knitting thoughts the first 5 years of my winter knitting time. I still like to work on these items in the winter, my thoughts now are more towards completing my current works in progress.
I have been wondering about the criteria I will use to cull unwanted projects. This is my current plan. When I come across an unfinished object I will pause and look at the project and determine the progress. Are all the pieces together? Does the pattern reflect where I stopped?Is the yarn with the project? Is this an item that I still would love to have? Am I enjoying the knitting? I think these are good questions for me to ask.
How do you handle you UFOs?
Thank you for your comments about our cat, Hunter. She was a great cat. Now knitSB and I will seriously consider addind a dog to our home. This would require a significant change in how we spend our time. I'll update you as we explore options.
Chris from Briar Rose. I need your foot length for the pair of fun house socks. Send me that via email at knittingbrow (aT) gmail (d0t)com.
Knitting resolutions...care to sure yours?
2 comments:
i was so sorry to hear about your kitteh :( i'll miss her guest cameos on your vidblog...
knitting resolution #1 for miss KK this year is to plan/start/complete her first sweater... (the pattern has been chosen but i'm flexible as to changing it if wiser ppl think it's too ambitious for a first project!)
My way to handle UFO's is to ignore them. But I certainly like the methods you suggest.
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