I made these for a friend so we can share a guilt-free long-distance snack. Can't wait to send them to her for her birthday.
In the meantime I'm working on the rainbow afghan and looking forward to making another one after that. My wrist is not cooperating too much, but I'm determined to ignore it and carry on.
I just finished reading Tim Gunn's book - and I have a new understanding of his catchphrase "Make it work!" I've always been a big proponent of scrap it and start over when something isn't working. I like to start fresh, [especially in writing] because it always feels like I've made such a mess of things that I can't possible waste time weeding through and making what I have work. But now I see that perhaps that's a better approach - in some cases. I'm not saying starting over has never worked - it has, but it's also derailed me completely so many times that I feel I've wasted even more time.
So now my plan is to work with what I have and somehow 'make it work.' This is on you, Tim. I hope you're right.
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