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Stonecrop Progress Week Two
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Each day I knit at least 12 rows and sometimes I knit 24 rows. I've hit my groove now that I've done the main chart three times, only four more to go :)
You are too clever! I dream of being able to knit like this. But when I knit lacey things I always get to a point where I have made a mistake and I try to go backwards and it all turns in to a mess. Might need more practice I suppose! :)
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! 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
Good morning! How are all of you doing on this fine Monday morning? I'm back after having family here for nine nights (!). Our little granddaughter went back to ER this past Thursday for some oxygen monitoring and was successfully discharged the same day. She sees her doctor this afternoon in her hometown, so far she is feeling better. The miracle is that no one else came down with the virus. (maybe her dad but it was barely 48 hours of a mild cough). It's all about me and I'm glad that I didn't catch it. Our company left Friday morning. My husband and I blitzed the house like madmen. We put away all the toys, playpens, the highchair and compressed our kitchen table down from seating six to seating four people. I completed four loads of laundry that day. (let me tell you that little baby and grandson generated a load of laundry per day - and both kids generated a bag of garbage daily - I do not remember any of this when my kids were little). We strategically went thro
Its just stunning!
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteI think you're knitting the perfect wedding shawl!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing and extremely complicated!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!
ReplyDeleteStunning, a real delight.
ReplyDeleteYour shawl is very pretty, and I love the colour!
ReplyDeleteOh. My.
ReplyDeleteThat just looks amazing. So delicate, like lace...
ReplyDeleteIm very impressed. It is a lovely lovely knit
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You go, girl!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful Karen. I really do like it knit in the blue cashmere and it is going to look stunning on you.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, Karen. It is absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I forgot to mention in the last post that I really like the quilt! Did you make it?
ReplyDeletemy sister made that quilt for me over ten years ago :)
DeleteLooks beautiful! Lace is so rewarding to knit :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And you are being so productive!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! xx
ReplyDeleteOh Karen, just stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou are too clever! I dream of being able to knit like this. But when I knit lacey things I always get to a point where I have made a mistake and I try to go backwards and it all turns in to a mess. Might need more practice I suppose! :)
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of your lace knitting!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Karen!! Especially with that dark yarn! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeletethe pattern shows up so beautifully in that dark blue!!! it's lovely!
ReplyDeletewow... your work is so beautiful Karen
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work, the blue yarn is beautifu too
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful you really are making pace with that thing. I can't wait to see it finished and blocked!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. It is knitting up really quickly. I love that color.
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