Another 57 to put together so it will take a little while with the Eisteddfod running till mid-September and other commitments.
I bought some beautiful wool from Bendigo Woollen Mills and it arrived on Monday.
The dark blue is for Gulliver, the grey is for ChaCha and the rainbow is for another someone special. Tried out the grey on Monday night and it works really well with the other colours for ChaCha's little pinafore.
Couldn't resist starting something with the rainbow wool last night when the girls were over for stitching. I used a tutorial that came into my FaceBook feed (http://crochet.diyeverywhere.com/2016/08/10/how-to-crochet-the-basketweave-stitch/?src=fbfan_54740&t=fbsub_crochetguide). This is a really cool design and works so well with the rainbow wool.
Jenni is knitting a blanket using 20 ply wool - it felt quite strange strange when I tried those 1.5cm thick needles. Jenni brought her knitting when she visited Mum recently.
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4 comments:
Love those spool sampler blocks! They look fantastic.Gorgeous woollyness too. Great start to Cha cha's pinnie.
Very pretty variegated wool. This weather is perfect for some wool action.
All looks Very nice Lynda.
Knitting seems to be my go to activity at the moment too. Love the great with the jewel tones.
Lovely spool blocks and some gorgeous wool ...
ChaCha Pinefore is growing nicely and the rainbow wool looks great.
WOW what fat wool and huge needles...
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