And the chaos spreads.
Sigh. I finished the body of the sweater, including the trim. The second time through, I was extra careful with the counting, and I had the exact number of stitches I needed when I started the trim. And it came out perfect. The scalloped trim matched up perfectly and the join is barely visible! Yay!
So I did the same for the sleeves. I counted very carefully, and had the correct number of stitches when I started the trim.
So when I completed the sleeve trim, WHY IS IT 3 STITCHES OFF???????? There is no way to join this neatly, and I cannot find an error.
This was Monday. Frustrated, I stalked out to the family room, propped up the leg, and started working on my afghan. Only to discover a skein of yarn was missing. AN ENTIRE SKEIN. In a color I needed for the current block, of course. Wasn’t in the floor, or under the couch cushions, or by the recliner. How do you lose a whole skein? Really?
So yesterday evening the neighbor kid came over to take out the trash. (I have awesome neighbors.) So I set him to crawling on the floor looking UNDER the furniture. No luck. Finally he popped the recliner back and . . . there was the yarn, stuck up in the mechanism for the leg rest.
Sigh. The crochet gremlins are going to send me over the edge.
Poor you, and I feel bad for chuckling. May the gremlins be gone.
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Well, at least they are entertaining. 😀
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Hang in there! Those days, weeks, months were nothing goes to plan must be for a reason. I? I have no idea what that reason is. I just suffer through them. But I TELL myself there must be a reason.
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Thanks. I took yesterday off from crochet. Perhaps today will go better.
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Just think of the sheer sense of achievement you will feel at the end of it. It will be The Best Thing You Have Ever Made!
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Or I will be so tired of it I will never wear it. LOL
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