Yesterday the extra Terrain fabric I ordered arrived, along with some Kona solids. I had a crazy and delusional idea that once the fabric arrived I would just know what to do with my Hopscotch quilt – er, hmmm, yes…. well I think the grey has to go….and I’m quite tempted by the deep purple, but then again I could do something really psychedelic with all the oranges I somehow seem to have accumulated (despite not being an orange girl in the slightest)…

The end result. No decision made. I think the only way forward is going to be to start making up some blocks and then maybe I’ll know. It’s a strange one, really it is. I’m a dithering wreck, which those who know me will tell you is totally out of character, because I’m normally really decisive and I can usually get a pretty good picture of what I want in my head. I suppose that what people say about Terrain being deceptive and harder to use than you think it’s going to be might well be right…..

Anyway, I did what I always do when in doubt…

Yes, you’ve got it.

I started knitting socks.

Zora created by Regina Satta. A pretty straightforward sock, with some very nice cables – enough to make it pretty without making anything complicated. You can find it for free here

The yarn is Lana Grossa Merino Print. A little bit funky. Unfortunately it has been chewed in places….if you know what I mean (and no, I don’t have a dog). I’m wondering if I may need to to get all the stash out and do a major fumigation exercise. Every knitter’s nightmare.

Maybe there was only one little moth and it ate its fill and died or went a long way away.

My eyes are pinned!

Helen

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