Em had a dance comp all weekend. Wouldn't you think that 10 hours sitting in a school hall would give you good knittng time?
It doesn't.
You get all these long breaks with nothing to do, but there's people every where, and kids running around, and Emily needs help changing, and you're bored out of your brain, but you still don't get much knitting done.
I knew I wouldn't be able to concentrate on lace knitting, so instead of taking the Trellis Scarf, I started a new project. (Any excuse is a good one, right?)

It's a Cleckheaton Australia pattern, available in this pattern leaflet. I'm using Bendigo Wool Mill's 5ply Colonial in "Rosebud".
Now that I've started it, I'm wondering what I was thinking. A whole cardigan in 5ply (Sportweight)?
We'll see how long it takes! This is how much I got done yesterday.

30 Rows. Doesn't look like it, does it?
I have done some more on the Trellis Scarf.

I'm really enjoying this. It's a 16 row repeat, and apart from the 7 into 5 clusters, it's relatively painless. I'm finding the lace easy to read, and the pattern isn't overly difficult. Here's a closeup of the pattern, stretched out.

I'm loving the Cherry Tree Hill Possum Lace yarn, too.
Despite the fact that summer is apparently over, the heat is holding on here. It's currently 36C (97F), so I'm not knitting today!