The Georgia Bar Exam was at the end of February. And now I have a whole month of vacation before the next things begin. So what have I been up to.
Reading "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing." This woman is a little bonkers (she started studying the art of tidying at the age of 5). Also, there are a few things that don't translate well into American culture (I know very few people who collect tea ceremony sets). But I've become obsessed with cleaning the house in this 2-step process. First, you get rid of anything that doesn't bring you happiness. Then you organize everything. My house is in no way cluttered or full of stuff, and yet I've gotten rid of soooooo much stuff. Bags of clothing off to the consignment shop or Dress for Success!
I've also been lifting at Atlanta Barbell. Yup, I'm a gym rat.
And knitting hats. Lots of them.
This is the Wavy Moss Hat by Cedar Box Knits. It's a cool pattern because you knit the first part in one direction and then pick up stitches along the edge of the cables for the rest of it.
The yarn in this first one is Misti Alpaca Hand Paint Chunky in color Pico. The alpaca yarn got really drapey after I washed and blocked it.
It's 100% wool...you can see it doesn't have the drape. And I knitted all of these on much bigger needles than the pattern called for. That means I had to cast on fewer stitches and do fewer of the cable repeats.
What should I knit next?
Reading "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing." This woman is a little bonkers (she started studying the art of tidying at the age of 5). Also, there are a few things that don't translate well into American culture (I know very few people who collect tea ceremony sets). But I've become obsessed with cleaning the house in this 2-step process. First, you get rid of anything that doesn't bring you happiness. Then you organize everything. My house is in no way cluttered or full of stuff, and yet I've gotten rid of soooooo much stuff. Bags of clothing off to the consignment shop or Dress for Success!
I've also been lifting at Atlanta Barbell. Yup, I'm a gym rat.
This is the Wavy Moss Hat by Cedar Box Knits. It's a cool pattern because you knit the first part in one direction and then pick up stitches along the edge of the cables for the rest of it.
The yarn in this first one is Misti Alpaca Hand Paint Chunky in color Pico. The alpaca yarn got really drapey after I washed and blocked it.
I made another one out of Erika Knight Maxi in the color Geranium. I had significantly less yarn than I really needed.
It's 100% wool...you can see it doesn't have the drape. And I knitted all of these on much bigger needles than the pattern called for. That means I had to cast on fewer stitches and do fewer of the cable repeats.
What should I knit next?
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