Never mind, back to 57. I had a a feeling I should’ve split the ball in half and reversed one half to keep the stripes going the way they had been. So now I’ve ripped it out and will prep the yarn for tomorrow
These are some of my favorite pieces in some of my favorite mediums I use: a digitally drawn pattern, a cross stitched piece, and a crocheted flower ko-fi.com/caseykayb
62 rows at the half of the first semifinal. I am in the position to potentially finish by the end of this game, definitely finishing it before the end of tomorrow’s game. #Crochet 🧶 (yarn ball emoji)
There was a small friend at the door when I got back to the house last night
I’ve been at work for most of that game, but the tweens abandoned the tv to play outside so I took it over and got to watch that intense extra time ending. Also got almost all of the pink stripe done #Knitting 🧶 (yarn ball emoji)
Ugh, that extra time. Only good thing is that I managed to add another inch, despite spending most of it just holding my work and my breath
39 inches at the end of regulation, which I’m very surprised at considering each row is 116 stitches and there were many times that half I just held it and stared at the screen
Forgot to measure before the game started, but we are at 36 inches long so officially longer than it is currently wide. #TunisianCrochet 🧶 (yarn ball emoji)
Piece one is finished, on to the next, slightly longer piece. Rapidly outgrowing the grid space in my notebook and going to have to switch to the computer for longer pieces.
57 rows and I’m officially out of yarn. Unfortunately, they don’t sell this yarn at the Michael’s within walking distance, so more will have to wait until I go home for a bit on Sunday and can stop at the big on one the way back. So instead I’ve pulled out the Tunisian crochet one. 🧶 (yarn ball)
54 and a half rows at half time (because I basically just worked the same two rows twice again after missing a single strand at the beginning of the first one again), and there is definitely a Michaels trip in my afternoon plans
Managed to get up to 52 rows in the second half. Still need to add about 10 inches and a border and I may have to make a trip to Michael’s for a third ball of this yarn
Spent the first half of today’s game riding back from home to where I’m dog sitting (I meant to be back before the game started) but I did get a quick project done at home: I fancied up my mom’s sling. Unfortunately it was due to her allergies to the original straps rather than just for fashion.
Taking a bit of a detour today to work up something that popped into my head, coverings for the posts in my pop-together recording booth. Decided to map out a pattern when I got myself confused trying to figure it out as I went. #Crochet 🧶 (yarn ball emoji)
Spent half time walking the dog and making lunch, but at the end of regulation I have 44 and a half rows and decided to measure. Still 16 inches to go. The helper is not as helpful as he thinks he is.
Finally made myself sit down and do some sketching in preparation for a few illustrations I want to get to this week, so enjoy this page of slightly unhinged raccoons and squirrels
That half was intense. 35, almost 36 rows now. Finally time for breakfast
Only added 2 rows in that tense first half, mostly due to a needy pup and fighting the yarn barf from yesterday. I am working from the ball of yarn and the first attempt at this blanket made from a similar ball of yarn, because I wasn’t able to add width with a border as I had planned initially.
Almost 27 rows in the end, and a second yarn barf of the day. This particular ball has been absolutely full of them
Half time check-in: almost up to 19 rows, because I spent a significant amount of time fighting yarn barf, then found where I missed a strand at the beginning of the 18th row when I was at the end of the 19th and had to do both rows again
I’ve got 17 rows on this blanket. Let’s see how many more I can add during the game #Crochet 🧶 (yarn ball emoji)
The shirt is now long enough that it’s heavy enough to be awkward to work on while standing at the bus stop. Thankfully I’m doing the top-down version and was able to hook the top over my arm to hold it up. #Knitting 🧶 (yarn ball emoji)
Shout out to the St. Joes emergency room for being so efficient this morning that I didn’t even have time to finish the full purple stripe while waiting for them to treat and discharge my mom.
Forcing myself to get through the box of end weaving before I allow myself to continue working on the tank top today
Very happy with how the black helps differentiate the green from the teal. I had swatched them together in the beginning to see if they were different enough to stripe and they were not
Stripe two and I think I’ve actually decided color spectrum order because I’ve got yellow, green (that’s rather close to this teal, but with the black borders I think it will work), blue, purple, and pink and then potentially end with another white stripe depending on how long it turns out.
Wasn’t exactly sure I had made the right choice with the white halfway through the stripe, but I’m liking it now with the full stripe in