In this picture you can see how nice the colors are done and that it looks almost like I used three different shades of blue, but I didn't.  It was the same blue, number 103, but it seems this yarn does not have actual dye lots.  I guess thats what causes the variations in color.  I like it.
 Here are my Cape May, Plain Vanilla Socks!  I haven't worked on them since before thanksgiving, I think.  I had one sock done up to the heel flap.  I completed that sock on Saturday and began sock two on Sunday and completed it Sunday night.  My shoulders are killing me for it, but i just wanted to get them done!  I certainly learned something with these socks though.  Take better notes.  I put these down and somehow either I lost my pattern notes to myself or I didn't write any.... and I think that the heels on them are just a touch different inn the amount of stitches used.  But, thats okay.  I consider it something learned and they are socks for me.
 This is how far I am on my Top Down Raglan out of Moda Dea Visions in Forest colorway.  The picture does not due the color justice, I took it in the light of the room, no sunshine yet this morning. You can see the neckline that I chose to try with this one. A smaller height in collar but a longer depth in the V neck. I really like this yarn, but I haven't washed it yet to see what the after sweater will look like. No, I don't plan to felt it, just want to see how it looks after washing.
 On Ravelry, I finally joined a list!  I joined "Mission Possible 2008"  You had to list 12 things that you needed/would get done in 2008 and if you don't get them done you either have to donate them, or burn them and make a video of it for YouTube.  You are supposed to do UFO's that you have, or only use yarn that is in your stash.  I thought this would be a great list for me to keep me accountable for some of the things I want to get done this year.  I can already check one off, my Cape May socks!
I try not to have too many things going at once as I like the sense of accomplishment of finishing.  It helps to keep me going.  Though I LOVE to look at all the patterns and yarns and dream! 
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