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Green Valley Scarf Complete
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I completed this lovely green beauty before the beach, and then forgot to share it all with you! I loved how the scarf turned out. Simple, easy and a somewhat quick knit. Ravelry notes are here.
My weekend happily contained: -wearing the above woolens all at the same time without being hot -so many walks and taking in the changing leaves. -a leaf shower on Saturday-the wind swirled the leaves off the trees up in the air to float down -changing screen savers to autumn themes! -a craft fair where my husband and I say "we could make that", but we don't. -french fries at the craft fair -scrambled eggs and toast for dinner because we were lazy. -football season has descended in my house. he was in the front room watching whatever is on today -I sat in the family room and watched A Tree Grows in Brooklyn . Now I want to read it again. -Oh! I finished the socks!! So I wound up about six skeins of yarn and have three projects ready -started a cowl for me in fall colors (I hope to finish before fall ends) -enjoying Spirits of Joy . Hannah graciously had a one day free sign up for her birthday at the end of September which I luckily saw on Twitter. Than
Good morning! This week has been busy with classes and routine doctor appointments. The arthritis doctor has a few tricks up her sleeve for some of my dry mouth issues (from my autoimmune disease - Sjorgren's Syndrome) that make me feel hopeful. What was the most important thing during that doctor visit is that I felt seen and heard. I am thankful for her and her team. Speaking of hopefulness, look at my daffodils sprouting up! Some of the daffodils are just starting and some already have a head start. I love winter, but I'm looking forward to spring. The crocuses seem to be taking their time this year, as well as the snowdrops (unless those pesky deer have eaten them, grr). Even though I am still knitting my baby blanket, I have gathered four skeins of potential socks to be and am dreaming of a wonderful sock frenzy cast on.
Good morning! How are you? Happy New Year, may this year be full of blessings to all of you. Well now, I finally have an empty home after having our son, daughter in law, grandson and granddaughter here for six nights. I am still experiencing fatigue and symptoms from the virus even though I am feeling better. It was a challenge hosting family while recovering. Also we babysat the kids overnight (!!) while my son and daughter in law went for little getaway. I am thankful and grateful my Aunt came over both days to help out with the granddaughter who never sleeps during the day. (snack-naps do not count!). They all left early in the morning, and while I was tired, sleep deprived and fatigued, I put away Christmas plus all the toys and doodads you need for babies. Today I am looking at a squeaky clean house. I am planning on reading books and falling asleep while doing so! My exercise routine is on hold as I slowly get better. Maybe next week I can muster up some energy for some yoga
Great job! I love that you knit year round. Someday for me. So happy to find you on Instagram!
ReplyDeleteThat is really beautiful! Great job!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of a zucchini or is that because I am having to eat them every ....single...day! ?
ReplyDeleteLove it Karen, it really is pretty.
Karen, that turned out gorgeous! The green looks like a summer garden to me because of the two shades!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and in my favorite color!
ReplyDeleteLOVELY! Green never gets old to me. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! I really enjoy the stripes.
ReplyDeletefun!!!
ReplyDeletewas this the one you started for hubby???? love it!!! (I know my guy would love it, too!!!)
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty. I really like those two greens together.
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a scarf person, but I do really like that one!
ReplyDeleteooh lovely.
ReplyDeletemy favorite colors! Is it a difficult pattern? It looks like something a beginner could do. But then I am still on the purl stitch! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you know how to knit and how to purl then I think you might be able to do it!
DeleteWhen did you find time to whip up this beauty?
ReplyDeleteAwesome colours!
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