Nuclear Knits: Where knitting is the bomb!

Not the best photo - but it shows you the shape of the top. Ignore the PJ bottoms. Bend's thoughts on the Gretel Tee. Project Details: Patons Australia Fireside 8 Ply (6 skeins out of the 9 used). Size 6 needles. I made this a size smaller than I normally wear. It fits much better than I thought (even thought it is a bit small in the sleeves). I started it on August 30th and finished on September 10th (I guess that would make this a very very fast knit).

I'm still working through this tee. I'm in math hell right now - I have to keep track of the cable in the middle, the cable in the raglan sleeves and if I'm on a decrease row or not. I'll be happy when this part is done. My goal is to finish up this top at the race track this weekend. Possible?

I started the Slanted Gretel Tee (for this falls Interweave magazine) on August 30th. It has sort of been in hibernation since I cast on. I decided to take some time and work on it this weekend. I'm not probably 20% done with it. The pattern is easy enough to remember and fun to knit. I hope to be a few balls into it by the end of the weekend. Seems like I might not have enough yarn (this project is eating them up).