It's about crafty stuff again, not politics, so don't feel you have to read on.
Handmade Monday again, and I should probably do some sort of update on the list of a Year of Projects as well.
The List:
Handmade Monday again, and I should probably do some sort of update on the list of a Year of Projects as well.
The List:
Wisteria - on hold; but I've just bought some more yarn for it
Idlewood - split for the sleeves; plugging away on the body
Blue and Grey Socks - one sock done still done (lost in the stash)
Elephant blanket - two stripes still almost finished. For Hattie's birthday (December)
Peacock Mittens - one finished, bar the thumb (still) (lost in the stash too)
Ringo and Elwood mittens - still queued (still want to make them, but the urge lessens)
Blue and Grey Socks - one sock done still done (lost in the stash)
Elephant blanket - two stripes still almost finished. For Hattie's birthday (December)
Peacock Mittens - one finished, bar the thumb (still) (lost in the stash too)
Ringo and Elwood mittens - still queued (still want to make them, but the urge lessens)
Owl Blanket - finished and done
Paper Dolls - finished and done
Peerie Flooers - finished and done
Alphabet Blanket for Noah - done
Granny's a Square Afghan - done
Paper Dolls - finished and done
Peerie Flooers - finished and done
Alphabet Blanket for Noah - done
Granny's a Square Afghan - done
Hexipuff Quilt - 147/500 hexipuffs done (I'm going to take it to Cambridge with me next week)
The Weather in the Streets - 67/400 squares done (there have been 90 days this year - that is NOT BAD AT ALL)
It's only now, when I don't really feel like doing anything, that I realise exactly how much I do. I sat in Ealing A&E with my crochet, unable to focus; just sitting is jolly HARD WORK.
I have a new-found respect for people who live with chronic pain all the time, and still manage to be cheerful and positive.
March Madness 31/31 - I did it. 31 posts of varying interest to other people; although some had more than 50 page views. Inconceivable. I might take a bit of a break in April, you'll be devastated to hear.
I'll leave you with a picture of my Wisteria jumper. Without me in it.
It's only now, when I don't really feel like doing anything, that I realise exactly how much I do. I sat in Ealing A&E with my crochet, unable to focus; just sitting is jolly HARD WORK.
I have a new-found respect for people who live with chronic pain all the time, and still manage to be cheerful and positive.
March Madness 31/31 - I did it. 31 posts of varying interest to other people; although some had more than 50 page views. Inconceivable. I might take a bit of a break in April, you'll be devastated to hear.
I'll leave you with a picture of my Wisteria jumper. Without me in it.
I'm having terrific trouble with it. I'm not entirely sure that it won't be much, much too big for me, and I'm decreasing like crazy across the back in a desperate attempt to reduce the sheer volume of bulky knitted fabric. Oh dear, oh dear.
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