
I'm finally in the home stretch as regards to the shawls I'm making. I've finally finished Clue 6 of the
Fisherman's Wife and am now about to start the border. It's a beautiful design. I can't wait to see what it will look like off the needles and blocked.
I'm not posting a picture of Bad Nauheim because it looks weird with only part of it blocked.
The number of WIPs I have is starting to bother me. So, I'm making a concerted effort to finish up the small projects. I started the
May dishcloth KAL on May 1st and plan to keep up with the daily additions. (I know that that isn't a WIP, but in my mind it would be.) And I'm working seriously on finishing socks.

This is how far I've gotten on a mystery pattern from the
Sockamaniac Sockalong. The front of the sock is the
March/April 2008 mystery sock challenge. The back of the sock leg includes the pattern from the
February 2007 mystery sock challenge. The sock is KP Essential Riverbed Multi in size 1 needles. The heel is from
Fleegle's No Flap No Hassle sock pattern. The only other design element is k1p1 ribbing -- to provide enough width for the sock -- and for the center back of the leg -- so the back isn't just the 2007 pattern.
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