So, what do you think the odds are that in Tokyo I can find Cascade 220 in the same dyelot of the yarn I purchased two years ago at the Fiber Gallery in Seattle?
That's what I think, too.
I may have to shorten sleeve one to finish sleeve two, but I do not know for sure yet. Will try to keep you posted. But tomorrow we leave Tokyo for Takayama, a small town in the mountains and I doubt we will have internet access. And it will be cooler in Takayama. I plan to finish knitting on the train en route.
Lots of pictures to share, but they will all have to wait until we are home.
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2 comments:
Oh no. I'm thinking good thoughts that you'll have all the yarn you need.
Uh oh! Can you choose a contrasting color for the lower portion of the sleeves, and pretend it's on purpose?
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