9/10 - Seamed the second edge. Blocking will be done later, and that’s even only necessary to make the colorwork lay better--it’s not necessary for shaping because of the seamed edges.

9/8 - Finished the stockinette! Bound off and seamed one of the edges. If I had designed the pattern (or if I knit it again), I would have started with a provisional cast-on so those stitches could be knit together with the live ones after the first chart. That would eliminate at least one of these obnoxious seams that take a few hours each.

9/7 - 4 more to go…

9/6 - Finished row 10 of white. 7 more to go.

9/5 - Purled a row and knit a row.

9/4 - Knit two rows of white.

9/3 - I’ve been knitting a bit of white here and there and finally did Chart B today.

8/20 - Knit a bit. Definitely NOT getting finished during the Olympics.

8/16 - Knit a bit.

8/12 - Knit a bit.

8/11 - Knit a bit.

8/10 - Finished chart A.

8/9 - Knit through row 13 of chart A.

8/8 - Knit through row 7 of chart A.

8/7 - Finished the white and knit the first two rows of color/chart A.

8/6 - Knit 5 rounds (12 total).

8/5 - Cast on during the Olympics opening ceremony and knit 7 rounds.