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Clearly I'm in need of a little instant gratification knitting. So you know what I moved on to? A long and intense and probably overly-complicated design I've been contemplating with Ellen's Halfpint Merino/Tencel laceweight on US 4 needles--cause there's a gigantic gauge and a quick project?!
Blargh. But I don't really know what else to do here--for starters, that's pretty much all I have in my stash, which is a sad, sad state of affairs and clearly in need of remedy, but what would I buy if I did go shopping? I've made three scarves already this Winter, five hats, four normal-gauge sweaters--it's time to start moving into Spring knitting, but everything that appeals to me has a gauge meant for fairy fingers!
It's bumming me out. I don't normally suffer from knitting malaise.
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