Well...
The dimestore was OUT of that cotton yesterday so I continued with some faith but more grave doubt.

I didn't have enough yarn.

This is where it stopped; I used Every Bit just for the photo op.

So I frogged** it back out. I REALLY like that particular ombre and plan on making some snazzy washcloths out of it, perhaps with a nice cream for counterpoint. Probably for gifting; I'm thinking of a recipient already.

Plan B
** Non-Knitter Translation:
To "frog" is to undo a whole bunch of knitting by taking the piece off the needles because "rip it, rip it" is the sound a frog makes. The related term "tinking" means doing the same thing slowly stitch by stitch usually while keeping the piece on the needles...it's "knit" spelled backwards.

I didn't have enough yarn.

This is where it stopped; I used Every Bit just for the photo op.

So I frogged** it back out. I REALLY like that particular ombre and plan on making some snazzy washcloths out of it, perhaps with a nice cream for counterpoint. Probably for gifting; I'm thinking of a recipient already.

Plan B
** Non-Knitter Translation:
To "frog" is to undo a whole bunch of knitting by taking the piece off the needles because "rip it, rip it" is the sound a frog makes. The related term "tinking" means doing the same thing slowly stitch by stitch usually while keeping the piece on the needles...it's "knit" spelled backwards.
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