The Dockside Cardigan sleeves are coming along – only 6 more inches to go before the sleeve cap shaping!
I am hoping to get these done this week, though we shall see. Next week I start back into the work travel that I previously thought I was done with. As it turns out, not so much. Next week I am off to Juneau, and the week after that, Fairbanks. Which brings up the eternal question – what knitting projects will I be bringing with me?
Quite A Yarn 
Your sleeves are coming right along!
Sorry the work travel is kicking back in. Hopefully you’ll find time to knit:)
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I will definitely have time to knit! Flights, and evenings at the hotel will all be prime knitting time 🙂
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Travel and knitting are best friends. I tried to think what I did when traveling before fiber became my constant companion.
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Well, there’s also reading, at least for the planes and at the hotel in the evening. But knitting is better.
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Nice! I really like the subtle pattern of the ribbing on the sleeves. I feel that question – traveling to Spokane WA from Hartford CT for work next week – so I have a TON of plane knitting time, what will I take?!
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Always an important question! I worry about that before what clothing to take 🙂
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Sleeves are a good size for travel knitting, so you can finish those. I think a fun pair of socks in crazy yarn would be a good thing to bring. Cheery yarn always makes me feel better if I’m missing home.
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Good point!
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Travel is so much better when knitting comes along!
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Yes!
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Having to travel for work does not sound like a lot of fun, but at least it should give you more knitting time!
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True – I do have vast stretches of time in the evenings 🙂
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