crafts today, something else tomorrow
May 15, 2006
By this time Tuesday, I will have finished up all of the grading for Spring 2006 for my gig at SUCO. This does not include the inevitable round of griping by students about same -- but they've made their beds and I'm disinclined to acquiesce to their requests. Unless I can't do math, which is different than the usual "because of this class my GPA is a .07" rubbish.
What will remain is closing the books on my Spring 2006 at Hartwick because they are on a different schedule entirely. But by Memorial Day, if not much, much before, this madness, too, shall end.
Because of this and the fact that I'm a goober, I still haven't completed my bag for the Sew? I Knit! challenge of the month, even though we were all given a lovely deadline. The pieces I've cut are still on the table next to the sewing machine. Nothing has changed in any substantial way. It will -- just not now.
I have been admiring the bag folks have gotten done and must, must, must get me one of these Weekender bags. Like Yaiann's. Or Steph's. Or Elli's.
First I should finish what I've started, tho, eh?
That doesn't stop me from eyeballing this:
And starting that subtle thought process where I convince myself that I could get it done in my lifetime. It's a sickness.
In knitting news, I totally stole this link from Whip-up -- but I am in love with Felieke van der Leest's work.
Like this hat:
And this sweater:
And this, um, giraffe:
'til Tuesday.
I love the sweater. If I had my wish today I would like you to knit me one that had "tallman" standing. That would be my wish for today...
Posted by: Grillmaster | May 15, 2006 at 09:30 PM
Sadly, your wish is not in the cards. It took me 10 months to finish the Hub's sweater and it didn't even include gee-gaws. An, um, what's a "tallman?" Or should I know this?
Must get more coffee...
Posted by: Adrienne | May 17, 2006 at 09:55 AM
Wait! I got it! Just think of the children who would be subject to such things!
But I could knit one with a variety of other birds....
Posted by: Adrienne | May 17, 2006 at 09:56 AM