an FO and some WsIP

Lady Eleanor is FINISHED.

It only took me almost two years. Damn, I'm slow. Actually, most of the knitting was done in the first month or so. I just couldn't decide if I wanted to do the fringe. I don't like fringe. But the knotted fringe really makes this wrap. I wasn't sure I had enough yarn for it either. So I knit until I was down to one skein (had 8) and then set it aside while I contemplated the fringe. It wasn't until I recently responded to a Ravelry thread asking about the Lady E. and unattractive back side of entrelac that I realized how sick of typing "I'd like it much better if I ever finished it" I was. Bite the bullet, cut the fringe--JUST FINISH THE DAMN THING ALREADY.
And I did.

As yet unblocked, she made her debut at Threadbear's Fall Fling yesterday, where she was oohed and ahhed over by a small group of the elite.

I love her!

I'd made some progress on the Tangled Yoke...

The body is finished and I cast on the sleeves (both at once on two circs) but was interrupted by a couple of other projects, besides Lady E.

I can't show you this one in its entirety because it's a gift...

Shhhhhh...it's easy to guess what it is, but the recipient won't know so please don't give it away in the comments.

Em and I have been working on some Caps for Kids as part of our knitting guild's group project. We both have so much knitting and spinning (and my spindle-making) going on, it's hard to find/take the time to knit hats. Em made sure we got started on this by popping in a movie and insisting we could ONLY knit hats while watching it. We actually knit through two movies, and did two hats each. We went out for more machine-washable yarn and fresh movies (Transformers) this week. Yay for the motivation, Ms Em!