Hello All-
My apologies for the lack of posts lately. I have been so busy that at the end of the day, I just want to crash!! Along with a trip to Calgary, a cold that knocked me on my butt for a few days, and trying to get my garden going, I have been knitting up a storm!!
Rather than bore you with a long post, here are the photos...
First, in my blogging hiatus, I worked on 5 (yes 5!) WCOBBS blankets.
 |
| Tulip Time- I did the top white garter stitch stripe. |
 |
| Ocean Breeze- I did the navy and white stripe on the top. |
 |
| The Board Members all started blankets to see who could assemble a team to finish a blanket first...this was the beginning of my team's blanket. |
 |
| I started a "Mystery Blanket" that will get named by the person who adds the final border. |
 |
| And finally, I started a blanket called The Garden. |
So there you have it...5 blankets in a short period of time. I don't usually abuse my hands so much, but you'll see that I only did garter stitch stripes, so it wasn't too bad on my joints. Most of my knitting took place while sitting in the car waiting for Hannah to get out of school.
 |
| As usual, my "ham" is doing what she does best for the camera!! |
Speaking of Hannah, she got some handmade goodies as well. I named this dress Summer Sundae, since the colors are that of chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ice cream. The top is knit with cotton, and the bottom is fabric. Sewing them together was a bit tricky, but not that hard.
The straps on this dress are fully adjustable, so I'm sure she'll get quite a bit of wear out of it.
Finally, I made a summer hat for a friend's child who had an accident a few weeks back. he had his head operated on, so Sarah wanted something to cover his head until his hair grew back. So, here's my model doing her thing again with Desmond's Hat. I must say, she looks pretty cute in it, so another one may be on the needles before too long.
So, there you have it. Along with all of these projects, I have a scarf on the needles and yarn bought for a few larger sweater projects. I'm also plugging away at Hannah's quilt and a few other sewing projects.
Stay tuned and I'll be posting a preview of this year's garden.
Cheers!
Sharon
