Thursday, 21 February 2008

Good things from bad situations

Tuesday was a very bad day at work - and I was only there a couple of hours! I came home feeling depressed; so bad I didn't even want to knit! I tried to knit one row [230 stitches] but it gave me no satisfaction, except to finish the row!!

Out came the oft-neglected crochet hook [oops, did I say that word? LOL]. Crocheted six rounds of a granny square - it was way too big compared to the squares I did back in November. I had used the 5mm hook instead of the 3.50mm!! :-(

Undeterred, and unwilling to frog an afternoon's work, I used up the rest of the skein. Yesterday I added another skein in a different shade of green - a new technique for me! [Did I ever mention I like learning new things?] The square is rapidly becoming a knee-rug for this month's Charity of the Month [CotM] for Knit4Charities.

And I am a lot less stressed!

3 comments:

  1. Nothing like creating to make you feel better! I always find that knitting makes me stop wanting to stab people with the needles! (LOL)

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  2. It truly is no exaggeration to say that my knitting is what is keeping me sane at the moment!

    Glad the crafting is working for you too

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  3. No better way to relax, than with the needles or hook.

    Hoping your frown turns upside down.

    :-)

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