Yarn : Beehive Scotch Fingering
Color : Beige/Natural with a bit of tweed
Needles : US 00
This evidently was a bit of a last straw for my body. I have been mentioning a lull in knitting due to natural ebb and flow of crafting. I have been trying to push this away, but my body agreed with the ebb and flow because I seemed to have annoyed my shoulder again with a little too much crafting lately. I have annoyed my shoulder a couple times before. I am going to give it the light duty, advil, and ice pack it wants. This means little crafting this week.
So I will probably have my Interweave Crochet Fall 2010 Review up tomorrow, since this involves little from my shoulder as long as I use good posture at the computer.
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Take care of yourself. Otherwise, if you push it, the shoulder will come apart on you at a most oinopportune moment. Speaking from experience......
ReplyDeleteBe well... I thought of you last night and snagged a copy of Knitscene...
ReplyDeleteSorry about the shoulder. :( Hope you are feeling much better soon!
ReplyDeleteBe careful with the shoulder. If you don't feel like moving it for a few days, get it looked at! Trust me - you DON'T want to deal with frozen shoulder.
ReplyDeleteOh, dear. It's awful to have to stop when you aren't ready, but it's worth it to rest when you need it. I pulled my back two weeks ago, and so I have very current experience with how frustrating it is to be unexpectedly out of commission. Take care of yourself!
ReplyDeleteDon't push beyond what your body can do! Relax and take a break!
ReplyDeleteVicki