Have you ever wondered (posted by Lani)
what you'd get when you cross a wild-eyed kitten like this one
with a novice knitter who obviously doesn't weave in ends quite well enough, a damp, sheepy-y smelling wool sweater blocking on a bed, and a bedroom door that doesn't always latch when it's shut? Rest easy; you needn't wonder any longer. I can totally answer this question for you today.
You get this scene of yarn-y carnage.
Ladies (and gentlemen), I present to you the mangled remains of my Tempting sweater.
Believe it or not, it's fixable, and I do plan to fix it -- but not right now. And before you ask, Onyx is still alive, although it was touch and go for a few minutes before my sense of humor got the better of me (and I got the camera to memorialize what a softy I am when it comes to kittens).
So anyway -- Ann, I hope your big event goes well and that you don't worry too much, and Don and Tater, I hope you continue with your respective splendid recoveries, and Mom, I hope you feel better, and for all of us, I hope that this week will be better than its beginning.
4 Comments:
Oh my goodness Lani! Good luck fixing it ... my (lack of) knitting skills are making me cringe just looking at that! Aren't kittens FUN?
Took me a month ... but I'm glad to have found you here. I hope all is well.
I'm really sorry, but I laughed loud and long! You are really a softy, I would have had to put him in time out just so I could have a few minutes to gain my composure.
I want pictures of the big fix.
Cats always add a bit of fun to our lives!
*Sob* you're making me weep!
First for the Tempting that proved to be TOO tempting to a wild-eyed kitten, then I read a little further into your blog and I am weeping with jealousy over your incredibly inexpensive stash enhancement. Why oh why do all of the thrift stores around here have a staff that OVERestimates the value of the yarn (usually crappy acrylic!) that passes through their hands.
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