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Slightly annoyed

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You would think sending me a new pattern because they made corrections would be error free, but no... I actually have 3 copies of this pattern and all of them still had the same error on the first strip, so I'm second guessing things that look odd. Finally got through, but I really don't feel like dealing with 3 more strip 3s (the one with the squares). (side note, I'm already dreading the number of ends on the strip) So I switched projects. This is the start of my Annie's Lace Throw. And here's a close up of Clyde.

Another finish

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Another afghan finished. It was a little boring at the end due to the repetitiveness, but it was still small enough that I toughed it out without switching projects. So, did a swatch of the marcelle afghan with a smaller hook and have decided to frog the entire thing and start over. Pulled a kit out of my closet to start and couldn't find my K hooks. Metal and Tunisian... I think I know where the Tunisian one is... I had another that was in progress that I was having issues with gauge that I contemplated. But ended up finally starting the Ripples and Waves Afghan. Not sure the instructions were correct for the last row... Got some stash. One of the kits from HAED. Remote for size on the package. Free gifts of a needle threader and needle case. This is for Secret Carousel MC. Given the size of this, I can only imagine what the SSMC I ordered will look like. Also got some pretty fabric. Not quite sure what no background design will go on them, but the one on the righ...

Getting close

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Just 5 more rows of the Bavarian stitch before the border. Messed up a bit on the last blue round and fudged it with the purple. Had already frogged two previous rounds to redo some less fudgeable mistake. And I didn't feel like frogging.

Round and round I go

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So this is my next project. A slightly modified Bavarian stitch called the waterlilies reflection afghan My new shower curtain. Hehe. And Clyde has reached 50 followers on Instagram. Go Clyde! @ClydeWildHousePanther

Ah, normal finishing time

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1 week is much more normal for me to finish an afghan. Love how quick my crochet is. And Clyde in a box top.

That took too long

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Finally finished. I don't think there are any major mess ups in the pattern. So I can now declare myself an intermediate knitter. At least in terms of following a pattern. Don't have cast-ons memorized yet, but that's what google's for. Now back to my crochet to get something done in a reasonable amount of time. And back in my apartment now that my bathroom is done. Yay!

So close

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First, it's folded because it's too long to really get a good photo of. Second, I'm finally on the last repeat of the pattern. I have that, a partial, and then 18 rows of seed stitch and I'm done with this. Back to my crochet for a while. Clyde was my valentine, but he kept running from me...