Liminal: thresholds, transitional. Something I've been considering for the past year. My thoughts gathered while spinning and knitting.

Started a year ago, with the original intent to measure light on Sunday mornings. Around December I realized if I continued as planned it would be an immense scarf and adjusted my rows so that it would be more reasonable. In July I decided to stop, I saved the last rows for last Sunday.
I keep thinking about the need to alter. As we move through liminal spaces we don't necessarily exit the same as when we enter. There is the opportunity for change. We emerge altered. That's the word/concept I'd like to explore for the next year.
Altered. It’s the change you make on a piece of clothing to make it fit better. The correction you make to a sentence to make it flow and be more easily understood. It’s when you move something in the garden from a place where it’s struggling to thrive to a place where it may bloom. The line that you draw a bit differently to make the image stronger. Or it could be the change you make to your diet to make you feel better, to have it be more sustainable. It's the photo you've added a layer to so that it tells more of a story.

The project that I am choosing for the next year is to make a blanket. I have a fleece that I need to do something with and random roving that needs to be used, altered, transformed. So...fleece or roving (carded wool), to yarn, to knit fabric and then probably fulled/felted. Fulling the wool would make for a surface that would invite stitching and needle felting.
The plan to start:

Spin for at least 15 minutes each day.
Knit everything that I’ve spun for the week each Sunday.
Alterations to follow...