Burning the Candle At Both Ends
Does art imitate life? Right now my knitting is doing a pretty good imitation of the rest of my life:

I'm knitting both ends at the same time of the Serendipity Stole by Georgina Bow (AKA Mystery Stole 4). Most people started the knit-along back in September, but I had other things going on. 4,345 people signed up; I am curious to know how many people actually knit it.
I think the needles are size 5 Options and the yarn is KnitPicks Gloss Lace in Raisin. I would use it again because it has a charming squooshiness to it. I'm not sure if that comes from the Merino or the silk. The beads are who-knows-what from AC Moore. In real life they look a bit like hematite, but they're just glass. I'm on row 144 of 281 so I am more than half done.

2 Comments:
I think it means she wants it. Probably because of the intricacy. Reminds me of some of her Sharpie works.
It's beautiful!
i do wear it now that it's cold enough! it's beautiful and warm.
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