Announcer 1: Well Bob, when last we saw Noricum, she was all over the place, competing in the simultaneous sweater body knitting, had just finished one individual intarsia sleeve event, was about to start another, and the front flag intarsia event was right around the bend. Where is she now, and has she safely secured a spot in bus knitting?
Announcer 2: Indeed she has, Bob. Both sleeves have successfully made it through their respective intarsia events, and are ready for tomorrow morning's bus knitting. Noricum has also made excellent progress in the simultaneous sweater body knitting, with the front and back panels now at a respectable 10 inches!
Announcer 1: Let's get a shot of that progress, Bob.
Announcer 2: Here you are, Bob.
Announcer 1: Well, this does look good.
Announcer 2: Indeed it does. After some rough calculations, I put Noricum at the 40% mark, which means she's well within reach of a gold medal.
Announcer 1: Amazing!
Announcer 2: Yes, especially with the time she lost due to Tuesday's migrane. We'll have to see how she does in the weekend knitting marathon. This weekend could tip the balance one way or the other.
Announcer 1: And now back to Amy in the California Inishmore challenge!
6 comments:
Go, go, go! LOL, love the commentary. The sweater's coming along fabulously, and I love the color!
Lookin' good! Love those leaves. :)
Wow, lots of progress. Those maple leaves look good. Go, Andrea, go! :-)
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WOW! This is definitely going to be a gold medal sweater.
Hey, they way you've got that laid out in that picture, it almost looks like it could be a Canadian bikini ;)
Hmmm... 'cause it's so cold up here we need wool bikinis? ;)
Actually, it looks kind of like a big smiley face to me. ;)
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