Also, a pair of Fried Chicken Mittens done from the top down. I wanted to see if it could be done. It can. Then I ripped them out and made a cowl for my daughter because she's been cold. Imagine if you will (because there is no photo) a lovely angora cowl with a ripple edge at the top.
Not at home, we are looking at colleges again for our high school senior. I am a sucker for a beautiful campus.
 |
| University of New Brunswick, Fredericton |
And in the spirit of following one's heart, a dear friend has recently purchased his own race car. I spent yesterday in the pits, and then at the top of the stands. During the caution laps he was able to spot us and wave.
4 comments:
I love the cowl. And what a good way to re-familiarize yourself with your knitting machine. I have an LK150 and I certaialy need to re-acquaint myself with it too.
So much to revel in here, starting with you in a race car! And I love the pom pom cowl. How do you like you knitting machine and what would you recommend it for?
How do I like my machine? I have lots to relearn, and I've never used any other machine ... but I have dreams of knitting some Fair Isle pieces. I think it would be great for colorwork with home dyed yarns.
That cowl is so much fun! Go karts, fun, race cars, fun, top down mittens, fun, lots o fun to be had. Missed you at Rhinebeck but it sounds like you have lots of fun things going on at home.
Post a Comment