...re-entry into the workplace is always tough after a Craft-cation. It was really nice being able to do what I wanted, when I wanted. The next long vacation won't be until the end of the year...so long to wait!
TdF Day 15, Stage 14 - Challenge day:
Before I started any crafting, I vacuumed the carpets and mopped the floors. Other than the floors, there was little to do in the way of housework, but I felt so much better having everything tidy.
My challenge for the day was finishing spinning the singles for Renewal. I spun it thinner than normal, so it took almost twice as long the finish. My knees were very sore by the end of the day, but I finished!
I spent a little time rearranging the squares for the new quilt, but after all that spinning I just wanted to prop my legs up and veg out.
TdF Day 16, Stage 15:
After a little grocery shopping, I chain-plied Renewal [
Ravelry]. I was about 3/4ths done when the Husband returned from his vacation. After catching up with him, I finished plying.
and the close-up:
Specs:
Started 7/17/14;
Finished 7/20/14;
Merino-silk (4.2 oz) from the Yarn Wench;
294.1 yds chain-ply, 14 WPI
TdF Day 17, Rest Day 2:
Whenever I go on vacation, the stuffed animals in my office do something to retaliate. One year, they all grew mustaches (you can still see some of them). Another year, they did gymnastics. When I arrived at work yesterday, they were having story time in the corner.
Catbert is reading Kat Tails, a story about Tica and Sombra (our kitties).
After work I met up with some friends and I started the
Equatorial Nights. I cast-on and started the first row.
Technically, this was a rest day for Tour de Fleece. However, I had already taken my two rest days, so I did about 45 minutes on the spindle. I still haven't taken a picture of my spindle spinning. My plan is to do that tomorrow. We'll see whether that happens!
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