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My Ravellenic Games project was the Zig and Zag blanket for Pudding and as it is also one of my YOP projects I set out with determination to start and finish his blanket. However life had different ideas and I am still just over half way through this project. But I will continue with it just on a slower pace.
Blankets
1. Pudding Blanket 1 - Zig and Zag 50%
I have also joined a new group on Ravelry called the 1 Million Row Challenge. Its just a challenge to knit 1 million rows out of stash only. And as that is what this is what I am doing this year I thought it would be fantastic to see how I can achieve that. Now you can start anytime and you start with your current WIP's I have only added the Zig and Zag blanket at the moment but will add my Super Wonder Blanket tomorrow when I knit some of it. I haven't counted how many rows I have done on that one yet. All you do is join the group register at TickerFactory.com and away you go. My counter is posted at the top of my blog and I will be updating only once a week. Hopefully that way it will grow quickly!
To take part in the fun of the YOP challenge and to see other bloggers lists and progress go the Come Blog-a-long group on Ravelry
That's an interesting challenge! I don't think I have anything going on that will help to qualify for that but I'm still going to check it out :-P
ReplyDeleteLove the zig zag and to have half done is a great achievement to, what an interesting challenge and I'm looking forward to seeing how you do at it.
ReplyDeleteLove the challenge! I have a mileage counter going on the year but the rows sounds like a lot of fun to figure out, too! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteA million rows sounds like a great way to stash bust.
ReplyDeleteLove you zig and zag blanket....you're might quick, even if it wasn't quite where you wanted it to be.
ReplyDeleteYour new challenge sounds like a great one...go for it!
I hope you achieve your million rows! I'm headed to check out the challenge page now!
ReplyDeleteI cannot keep track of rows...so that might be something for me to look into as a motivator...I can't wait to see the finished blanket..even at 1/2 way..is a lot of work!
ReplyDeletewow, that's quite a challenge. Good luck with your blanket this week, hopefully life will co-operate with your knitting plans.
ReplyDeleteLove the Zig Zag. The one million row challenge sounds interesting. Good luck with it. I'm headed over to take a look at it now.
ReplyDeleteLove the zig zag, the colours are great. And the million rows sounds really interesting, I might look at that!
ReplyDeleteWow on the challenge! I'm going to check it out too. Good luck with the blanket this week.
ReplyDeleteA million rows?! Wow! I'll cheer you on, but that's way to big a number for me! I really like the zig zag, but I know too well what happens when you start to get bored! I always have a bunch of projects going for just that reason. It may take longer to get something finished, but I don't get bored!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome and scary challenge! (I might be able to crochet a million rows in a year, but definitely not to knit!) I love your wingspan, too.
ReplyDeleteLove the wing span scarf - so pretty. Not sure I could take on the challenge of a million rows - that sure sounds like a lot.
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