Guess where I was this week? Some people say I was at San Diego Comic Con, but that's not true. I was actually at a knitting convention. First I went to
Battlestar Galactica for some training. As you can see, the crew chief helped me with my
Caribbean Sunday Market Shawl:

Then I met up with Captain Hammer and Doctor Horrible (
Doctor Horrible's Sing-along Blog)--I gave him a few pointers and let him work on the shawl a little.

And now it's almost done. I blocked it out yesterday and just need to weave the ends in.

Then I went to a sock workshop. The teacher was Belle (
Beauty and the Beast) and she showed me how to get my
Slayer Sox to practically knit themselves. (I'm told she has moving furniture.)

Here's a closeup of the progress made.

It's slow work as it's on size 1 needles, but the ribbing is ideal for keeping my fingers busy while gazing into
Nathan Fillian's dreamy eyes.... Oh, sure, there were 900 other people in the room and the lights were down but we made a connection.