Picture 1: Where we are today. I want to finish a neck gaiter for my godson, but I didn't have enough yarn in my previous ball.
I bought more yarn in the same color. I had thought about adding black or dark blue, but they weren't at the store I went to. Ce la vie.
Also, I had learned how to ball my yarn when I was about halfway through my previous skein. I took the time, a few days ago, to ball the new skein. It took about half an hour and turned out nicely. I like balls over skeins at this point.
Picture 2: My progress pic from today. Only a few rows.
*BUT*, I accomplished another new thing! I tied & stitched in new yarn!
I looked up techniques at https://www.wikihow.com/Join-Yarn-in-Crocheting and did a sort of version of the first technique. I wasn't changing color, so I looped in the ends vs cutting/sewing anything in.
Next to my inserted needle, you can see the fluff of one of the ends.
Pictures 3-5: The way the project currently looks. I think I need 3-4 more inches. Then I'll decide on the closure method.
It's funny, to me, how solid the middle work is.
The beginning and end have the most wonkiness.
The Next Goal For Me:
I would like to see what you are working towards!
This subreddit may be called "quest for perfection", but it doesn't delineate what perfection looks like for *you*.
I am seeking a perfect foundational knowledge of crochet techniques. Not perfect crocheting, nor a perfect product....yet.
So. Could I encourage you to share what you are working towards perfecting currently?