
This is the progress on my Sonata Tank. Progress has slowed due the pain in the ass of having too many stitches on too short a needle. I am not positive but I think the directions are wac. I have made a mod already to make the tank work for me. I reread the directions yesterday, and it does call for a 16" needle. So now I have an item that can be blocked anywhere from 42" to 50" on a needle that is 16". Fun for sure let me tell you. I don't have a longer needle either or I would move the tank. Sigh. I will finish this if it kills me. Plus it will be done in time to take on vacation next month. We are leaving on the 18th so I have time. Ok on to a knit project that is just making me smile every time I work on it:

These are my Opal Tiger socks. I love them. I am so tickled by the way the yarn is stiping. Ok I admit it don't take much to amuse me. I got the yarn as a gift from my friend Cheryl. Thank you again so much. I love these socks.
In other crafting news I am going to crochet this from some Peaches and Cream yarn I bought the other day. It is called Old Glory. Kind of a faded red/white/blue color. It will be a hotmat/centerpiece for my MIL's table. My husband and I are going to visit her on Sunday, so I better get busy. My children will be away this weekend, so I am hoping to have some nice quiet time with my husband. Well ok enough whining and so on for now.
3 comments:
I've had FM for quite awhile. Ask your Dr. about Trazadone. It's saved me.
That and regular (every other week) trips to a Chiropractor and weekly massages.
Donna,
The tank top is a beautiful color, and the socks do indeed look quite tigery. I'm easily amused too. About the fibromyalgia. I don't have it so I probably shouldn't give advice, but you did ask. My yoga teacher told me she had fibromyalgia so severe she was unable to work as a nurse anesthetist. A friend of hers came over from India to take care of her, and insisted that they do two hours of yoga together a day. Over time, the fibromyalgia lessened and then went away. I'm not suggesting you do two hours of yoga a day, but you might want to try one of those "easy does it" yoga classes just to see if it does anything for you. By the way, I love my yoga teacher, she is at least 100 lbs overweight, and as she says, "If I can do yoga, then you can too." Great gal. Also, the commentor above suggested massage and I bet that would be helpful too.
I love everything you're knitting right now. The stitch pattern on the tank is really neat.
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