Hectic

Somehow, the end is the busiest part of the school year. Suddenly everyone needs $3 for this, and $1.75 for that, and $4.50 for the other thing, plus there are awards ceremonies and academic competitions and field days and concerts and luaus and you name it, there it is. So things will be a little wild around here for the next ten days or so, and I will squeeze in both craftin' and bloggin' when I get a chance.

Thus endeth the Crafty Peach Disclaimer. On to crafts!

Juno Regina looks pretty much the same, but one pattern-repeat bigger. On to Chart #3, if I ever get to sit down again.

And, because I love this pattern so darn much, here's another Edgar-in-progress; this one is Cascade 220, in a color that is called "Shannon's Pink" despite clearly being purple.


Edgar the First has gone to live with my mom. Last summer, Ma and I were in a yarn shop, and here's what a terrible enabler I am: I can talk people who don't even knit into buying yarn. Ma bought three balls of Plymouth Sunsette in a lovely light blue, meaning to knit herself a scarf. But when ten months went by and she hadn't even cast on yet, she sent me the yarn, and even though I knew perfectly well she meant for me to keep it, it was more fun to knit the originally-intended scarf for her. And also, I promise to stop talking non-knitters into buying yarn! (It's still open season for knitter-enabling, though.)

Edgar the Second, though, is all mine. Because I don't have nearly enough scarves.

(Howls of derisive laughter, Bruce!)

Well! I don't have a purple scarf yet. That's it, I need a purple scarf. Doesn't everyone?