This is monumental because I'm normally the procrastinator of all procrastinators.
My early start doesn't necessarily mean that I'm completely safe from the Christmas Eve knitting frenzy that occurred the last two years in a row, but I'm extremely hopeful that this will be the year that I break the pattern.
What are your Christmas knitting habits? Do you put everything off until the last minute like I normally do? If you have a good knitting schedule that helps you avoid the last minute panic, I'd love to hear about it.
I'm pretty sure that Thanksgiving is the perfect time to start. I'll let you know if I still feel that way when Christmas comes!
 |
| Some Christmas knitting from years past: An Ice Skate Ornament, Men's Mittens, and Little Knitted Flowers. |
Happy knitting!
xoxo
Laura
Oooh! That's awesome! I got start on some Christmas crocheting this weekend. I managed to finish my first gift and started on my second. I'm hoping I haven't bitten off more than I can chew. Good luck with your knitting!
ReplyDelete-Becca
Ladyface Blog
Thanks, and good luck to you too! I fully understand wondering if you've bitten off more than you can chew, I accidentally do it all the time. Eek.
DeleteI am almost finished knitting little Eleanor's stocking for next Christmas! I definitely don't want to get caught procrastinating with that project! Hope you are well!!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, Sarah! I can't wait to come home and meet Eleanor! I'm having a good time here on the ship. I hope you're doing well heading into your third trimester. =) =) Miss you guys!
DeleteThat ice skate ornament is so cute... what a great idea to use a paperclip for the blade. Happy knitting!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was a fun project to knit.
DeleteThose mittens are amazing! I've only made one pair of mittens before! This year I knit a cowl as a gift, not sure I'll knit more though.
ReplyDelete