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Then as we broke for lunch I cornered Amy, made her inspect my steeks and made her stand there and watch me cut my neck steek.
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Then I bragged all through lunch.
After lunch I crocheted and cut my arm steeks. I picked up stitches and started to knit my first sleeve and my steek started to fail. Some combination of loose crocheting, large gauge and who-know-what caused my crocheting to pretty much drop off my sweater leaving lots of vulnerable loose ends. I carefully knit the sleeve. When I picked up for the second sleeve I was very careful not to disturb the steek. It could go at any moment though. I decided on a cardigan and when it was time to steek the front of the sweater I used the sewing machine. That steeks not going anywhere.
Friday brought more Show and Tell. Eileen had a fair isle vest.
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Fran had a favorite cardigan that has growing sleeves. Meg suggested that she cut off the bottom of the sleeves and reknit the cuffs.
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Cheryl had a huge lace shawl that's still wadded up on the needles. She's working on the border and only has a few hundred more rows to go!
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Everywhere in the room are piles of sweaters, shawls and hats. Many knit by Elizabeth Zimmermann herself.
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Here's the knit stitch sweater that Lisa is making right now.
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Friday night in Wisconsin is Fish Fry night (so I learned) so who was I to argue.
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Then we knit into the wee hours.
I forgot that on Friday we also made the front page of the Marshfield paper--above the fold!
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