I have replied to your comment in the Ravelry group about folder names. Looking at the dates of your posts, I think you actually missed week 5 and labelled week 6 as week 5 and so now you are showing a week behind the rest of us. This was week 7’s post and on Sunday it will be week 8. I hope that helps. I will try to remember to enter a week number comment at the top of the folder. I usually do but forgot last week so just added it now.
There is this great blog hop that I joined. It is called bowls with boarders. Regina came up with this great paper piece pattern - which I used to stack them this high. Please check out all the other bowls for today! Birgit H. Vicki B. Monika G. Scher (no post) Dorothea Rosa Patch.The Love Of Sewing Nuclear Knits Cottage-Quilt Cattinka Hill Valley Quilter Ninis Patchwork I wanted a table runner but didn't want to keep stacking bowls - so I decided to take my favorite fabric and use it on the other half. After that I decided my love of hexagons had to come out as well. This was an incredibly fun project! You should check out the rest of the bowls on the site. So impressive!
Yep. I have totally slacked on updates. I’ve been actively working down my year of project stuff. But it has been a hot minute since I posted. Let’s cover the good. I finished a few things. A sweater (Sylvia) that has been on the needles for a year. Roving that has been sitting for a year and the Hitchhikers shawl that was part of my planned year of project work. Now for the bad. I have two projects on my year of project list that just aren’t speaking to me. One is a pair of mittens on fingering weigh and the other is fingerless mitts (which the pattern is just painful). In the new year I plan to assess what is working and what I’m hating and focus on the things I enjoy. Life is too short to work on projects we hate! On my list for yop I still have 3 official projects to complete. I might swap the sweater pattern. The plan for the week is coming together!
Well I did it again. No I didn't cut my finger with the rotary blade - but I might as well have. In an attempt to get my big spinning wheel working I was testing out some fiber - when all of a sudden the whole flyer and bobbin came off and slammed into my big toes. I'm pretty sure it is broken or really badly bruised. I've been icing it and it hurts to walk. Again the hubby wonders why hobbies are so violent! Ps - I know I have ugly toes...get over it, they are feet!
It's going to be great when it's done! I can see how soft and fluffy it is from here!
ReplyDeletewow. that is a lot of stitches, but it will be great to wear. I love the colour.
ReplyDeletePretty colors. The stitches look great.
ReplyDeleteThat shawl is going to be so cozy!!
ReplyDeleteI have replied to your comment in the Ravelry group about folder names. Looking at the dates of your posts, I think you actually missed week 5 and labelled week 6 as week 5 and so now you are showing a week behind the rest of us. This was week 7’s post and on Sunday it will be week 8. I hope that helps. I will try to remember to enter a week number comment at the top of the folder. I usually do but forgot last week so just added it now.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautifully soft and squidgy! Gorgeous colours.
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