Swatches don't count as new projects...

...right? Because if I can just make a ripple stitch afghan swatch, then I'm not goofing off from finishing the two other knitting projects I have going that desperately need to be finished if I am to continue to enjoy the good opinion of certain family members.
And if it's not a full-size afghan, and is definitely wonky in places where I've made a mistake or two, then it's all part of learning and not a case of crocheting something exciting and new. Right? And I'm using yarn leftover from other projects, and not high-quality yarn at that.
I mean, swatches can sometimes end up as useful pieces in addition to being swatches. At least, that's what I'm telling myself.

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All those justifications makes sense to me. Besides, what's one new project. Just call it a stress-reliever!
Yeah, you can call it a swatch now, but when it's finished I think you might have to call it a lap blanket. :)
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