I haven't posted recently because I wanted to finish something before posting again. I don't like to post without photos. But I just have so many irons in the fire right now, nothing is complete.
I've finished one sock of a pair, and the second one is started.
I've finished a potholder and 3/4 of a dish towel, still need to finish the towel and make the dishcloth.
I've done a few more inches on my Eros Glitz shawl.
I've purchased the yarn for another shawl.
I've done a few rows on a sweater.
Oh, and I did a big organizational project. I bought a large 3-ring binder and a bunch of those plastic sleeves. Then found all the patterns I've printed out or purchased over the years (well, many of them anyway) and slipped each one into a sleeve and put into the notebook. I have so much fun now just flipping through it and imagining all the projects I'm going to make! As if I don't have enough going already. ;-)
So, how do you keep your patterns organized? Do you have a filing cabinet...a notebook...just tossed in a trunk? Do you separate them by name, by type of pattern, by size, or something else? I'd love to hear!
Next time I post, I hope to have a photo of a finished object to go along with it.
Monday, June 19, 2006
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