Thanks to my spilling tea over the laptop and a new keyboard having to be imported from the USA I have done little embroidery, digitising etc. Out of sheer frustration I bought a loose keyboard today, so that solved my problem.
In the meantime I knitted a couple of things using yarn left over from old projects. Thought the balls of aqua came from the same project but in the picture it comes up quite different :( in real life it's hardly noticeable. I knitted that one top-down. I used a pattern by Drops Design - which did not have the stripes, but for I had not enough aqua or yellow ocre to knit it in one colour
Which reminds me I haven't seen much of Sigrun from Iceland on here. I saw it was her birthday the other day. I hope she is o.k.
Love Chris
She is a wonderful knitter. I find it hard to get the tension of the not-in-use colour not too tight and not too loose; gets better after a while, but when it has been a long time since doing Fair Isle knitting it is not easy. And Sigrun has such beautiful projects!!
I tried to work on a prayer quilt today and hubby worked outside. I answered two calls for him and felt I had to answer my daughters call, in case it was Avery. It was Gus this time. Poor little fellow fell and chipped a tooth. He is pulling up, but too scared to try to walk. He will be a year on the 20th. She was nervous and wanted me to come. I told her it really wasn't anything I could do and I have 2 quilts that have to be finished for Sunday. I have one down and one to go. I may not sleep this week-end-lol- Somethings mamma just can't fix....
I hope you can finish your quilts AND get some sleep. I so admire how much you achieve, all those bags and purses and these quilts.
Thank you. Knitting prevents a guilty conscience when watching TV, relaxing with my feet up and so on. As long as I don't forget to count during the patterned parts it is a no-brainer.