
The sooner I finish the bears the better. I keep thinking of what I will do next. Finally I thought I had better list ( I am a list maker) of everything I either have on the go or in "queue." Hence the appalling list to the right.
Speaking of the bears I am closing in on finishing the next lot of three. I almost succumbed and put up a picture of two but that would be cheating. I am knitting the arms on number 9 at present. I said three at a time and three it shall be. I am finally running out of some of the colours from the original "let's use up left overs" idea. Keeping my finger's crossed that there will be no more wool shopping for these bears.
Corinne and the "grands" are coming on Thursday for a girl fest. I finagled the day off. The Welsh cakes should be coming off the griddle about the time they walk through the door.

I like the medieval look of this pattern. They will be perfect for the office. I can type on the computer and keep my hands warm at the same time. The guys will just have to suffer another example of girly in the workplace.
2 comments:
I've knit that doily. It's an awesome pattern but the last bits get super repetitive. You may want to consider knitting the small version if you're looking for thrill knitting.
But of course, as always, it's your project, so do what you want.
It'll look great.
I am a brute for punishment. This is going to be a full sized tablecloth. I am going to add a rose leaf edging however. Ever heard of circular blocking wires?
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