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8.27.2006
RIP - razor cami
sometimes, you just need to face facts.
in this case, i just really didn't like how this was stretching or how short the stretching (width-wise) made it.
plus, i was definitely going to purchase more (different) yarn to finish it. oh, and it was heavy on the wool content, and i really, really, really couldn't convince myself that i needed, you know, a wool tank top.
so...good-bye razor cami with your many, many lifelines.
let's frog. *sighs heavily*
i wonder what this yarn will eventually become...
thanks to isa for all her help. it was rough.
would i attempt this pattern again? maybe. i like the (solid) versions other people have made, but i'd definitely make sure that i used a "cooler" yarn.
in this case, i just really didn't like how this was stretching or how short the stretching (width-wise) made it.
plus, i was definitely going to purchase more (different) yarn to finish it. oh, and it was heavy on the wool content, and i really, really, really couldn't convince myself that i needed, you know, a wool tank top.
so...good-bye razor cami with your many, many lifelines.
let's frog. *sighs heavily*
i wonder what this yarn will eventually become...
thanks to isa for all her help. it was rough.
would i attempt this pattern again? maybe. i like the (solid) versions other people have made, but i'd definitely make sure that i used a "cooler" yarn.
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