Yarn Journal

It has all the right spaces for all the right information that I want to remember. Usually the gauge swatch spaces are left blank since I don't normally knit swatches for several reasons. #1 I knit a lot of felted objects such as bags which aren't affected much by gauge being off. #2 I'm lazy. I always print a photo from my ink jet and add a swatch of yarn. This is the page I journaled for the converse socks.

And for the yet to be completed circus socks.

And the Knit for the Cure tote bag.

Any other pages you would like to see?
2 Comments:
Cute book! I like that that labels and orignal yarn are there too. I used to keep a project log, but stopped once I started my blog. Now labels are everywhere, swatches are mixed in with patterns...your way is much more organized!
Darn . . there goes my Xmas idea for you!!!
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