I have nothing on my needles. N.O.T.H.I.N.G.
I finished my papaya sweater last night and I want to block again. The bottom edge was still curling even with the crocheted edge. I hope that cures it.
I tried the sweater on this past weekend and I wasn’t loving it. I hope I will after all the time and effort that went into it. Blocking can only cure certain things…
My daughter and the twins spent the weekend with us.
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We baked cookies, played with shrinky dinks, sewed dresses for the twins and made polymer clay buttons.
They went home on Monday and I went into my I-miss-them-so-much mood.
They live three hours away but the distance sucks. I wish we lived closer so we could see each other more often. We have a lot of fun together.
Yes, I hate seaming. It took three hours to seam the right side and sleeve on the papaya cardi.
I’m working on the crocheted edge. I have half of it done.
It’s taking me longer to do the finishing work than it did knitting the entire thing.
I mailed a package to my friend in Kentucky last Saturday. She received it safe and sound yesterday so I thought I’d share pictures of what I sent to her. The soaker is for her 8-month old girl. Yarn: Cascade 220 (green and brick-red) and Sensations Kashmira (aqua – discontinued).
Curly Purly Soaker front
Curly Purly Soaker back
Originally I was going to make a face on the back side but didn’t have the right colors of yarn to finish it.
I also sent her very own pair of Musica Mitts. She loves music and commented on the mitts I made for Mr. Aitch so I thought I’d make a pair for her.
Leah's Musica Mitts
Knit Picks Stroll in fingering weight yarn: Midnight Heather (dark navy), Firecracker Heather (red), Pea Pod (green), and Dusk (blue). Size 2.5 US needles. Total stitches: 8520
Whoa! 8520 stitches!!
Knitting In Flashes 