The sweetest
conversation between
friends
is the silent
communication of their hearts.
Howdy
doing!!! Hope you’re are trotting along nicely
and having a fantastic day!! Mine day is dancing
along real well. Tragically.....I’m still
hooked on knitting and/or crocheting cowls. I need help....can someone stop
me??? Lol I have found a sweet
crochet pattern. I have adapted this little cream cowl to a smaller size and added
a.....crocheted thing on it as a tie.
Here is a close up of the pattern. The pattern is called Infinity scarf but I have to tell you there are several styles of infinity scarves out there. I saw one made in chunky yarn on youtube and you knit it using your hands not needles. Didn't really do much for me, but others might like it. I did love making this infinity scare though, it was
such fun to
make. Click here for the pattern of the original.
If people give you yarn......
Some people I know are feeding my addiction. Lol They give me all this yummy yarn that I just have to use and they know it. A message I will send out to you all is.....if you get small amounts of yarn given to you don’t panic, there is always something you can make. I know I can’t make cowls forever.......or can I?..... but as the internet is available to us, you can find so many small projects to make using this stuff!!! I know at the moment I have cowl on the brain, but at other times I have made heaps of beanies, or baby mittens, bootees etc. It’s heaps fun to create.
Talking about donated yarns.....
Here is my latest project. With some of the
donated 3 ply yarn I decided to make myself a knitted scarf and found this
super soft and fab pattern on ravelry. Click here for the pattern. It is an
amazing pattern, one that you follow by chart. Have a great time, I’m loving
it.
I’ve been busy in the library...
I really love decorating the library with lovely
displays, here are a couple I’ve had fun with. On other fronts I have been busy in
the library too!! I am training the kids up to realise my hair is not grey, it
is actually ‘ash blonde’. I’m having fun with that one. The reaction from the
kids is
priceless, I hope the kids aren’t scared when they leave primary
school after having a library officer like me!!! Lol
We’ve been Lucky enough to have some much wanted
rain, but the only draw back is I can’t get into my shed to sew. Hmmm...I see
the rain has stopped now. I’ll take this opportunity to buzz off out the back
there and whip that sewing machine to bits. Have a super great day and knock around
with people who give you heaps of positive vibes...they’re delicious to hang out with.
Cheers, Anita.
8 comments:
The children who visit your library are the lucky ones :o)
Love your upbeat post today and thanks for sharing those patterns.
Happy sewing!
How come you can't get to your shed to sew if it rains?
I bet the kids love you, it seems a fun place to be
I can never see you getting over your knitting addiction. That one is there for life! Just keep enjoying it.
Great to see the library display. I used to be able to convince the younger grade that I was always 21, right up until retirement. Love it.
So pleased you have some rain. That will make the garden very happy!
Nothing wrong with playing with wool especially when you create sew many gorgeous things..
The Library looks like fun...
Where were you yesterday my friend????
Great post,made me laugh.love all the knitting.have a good time in your shed.x
What a fun post Anita! - the little blue/white stripe hat reminds me of a hat that my son was given as a newborn from the hospital. Yes we have all been desperate for rain here in WA, so it's good you are getting some.
Beautiful knitting and crochet Anita. Can never have enough cowls! Make great gifts too.
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