I am dizzy… dizzied… committed to a state of dizziness.
I am whirling with yarn vertigo, bewildered, confused about the real world, heedless of responsibility, an obsessive and foolish knitter. Why I want to knit & write a pattern for this pin-stripey tee escapes me. What… why… would anybody want to wander into this maze of madness ? ( A pattern??? Well, we’ll see if I live to write one ! ) Those friends who may wonder through what crack I have fallen, in what woods I may be lost and disoriented, I have not forgotten you. I am hopelessly tangled up in endless labyrinth of tiny stripes since early last December. I hope to find my way out, and be back in the world by this time next week ~~~ a goal ! From inside of my knitterly fishbowl, I wave.
You are such an artist, with needles and words.
Hi Martha…. thank you for your visit… much needed in my hermitage of pin-striped walls. 🙂 xx
why is it easier to knit something than to describe how to do it
Oh you’re so right ! Not only that, but I’ve been knitting pin-stripes (single row stripes) and versions of pin-stripes, since beginning of December I’m afraid. I think when I’m done with these two sweaters… I’ll be done. For at least a few months. lol .
Very poetic!
Hi Lizzi. I’m not *feeling* very poetic… just crazy. I need to be *done* with all these self-imposed deadlines.
I love your pin stripes! They’re so joyful!
Aw thanks ! 🙂
love the stripes!
love the text!
Well Hello Sigrun ! Thank you xx
I love the stripes, too! If you spin long enough, dizzy becomes normal!
Hi Emily !!! 🙂 xx
I love tiny stripes and I will check back for the finished sweaters!
Thank you for visiting my blog and your kind words for my son’s sweater.
Thank you Elizabeth!!! Your son’s sweater is the most inspiring knitted thing I’ve seen in a long time. 🙂