Good.
Bad. Penciled in the motif every scallop. Much more embroidery to go. 
The UGLY. I have two daughters!?! Actually it’s hard to call all these little pieces ugly. Let’s go with VERY VERY BAD given our countdown to Easter.
Break over. Sewing must resume.
In the time it takes a person to make a whole dress I was able to accomplish the hem of—wait for it—of an apron. Good grief these dresses. There is a serious discrepancy with the amount of time left before Easter and the amount of sewing, smocking, applique, and embroidery I have left.
I used a traslation from a French pattern that was not very helpful but by miracle the dress turned out. I made it as a stashbusting play dress but it turned out more sweet than I anticipated. I’m excited to make some more. I think I can adapt this one to be a very versatile pattern. It is sized for Lu.
I enjoyed knitting the infinity scarf for my friend so much I looked through my stash. In the years I’ve taken off knitting my style has changed some and the stash items don’t make as much sense as they did when I originally bought them. This is Malabrigo Worsted, Applewood. I only had one skein, intending at the time of purchase to make a cozy little sweater for my new baby… who turns three soon. I jumped on Ravelry and paired this pattern with the lonely skein. Ravelry has grown since I dropped knitting and it is amazing the volumes of information available. The pattern is A Noble Cowl by Emily Kausalik. No revisions. It is perfect for the cold winter we’re having.
