Hats off to this girl! Those are finished strips on her lap. And to the lady in our church who gave us this: (and two more smaller boxes)
Shega is delighted! She's knitting strips that will be sewn into a picnic blanket. She uses her hands for more than just communication! Anything that requires the use of her hands she takes to. Too bad though, since most can talk whilst knitting. Shega has to put it down to "talk". Come to think of it so do I if I'm conversing with her.
Shega is delighted! She's knitting strips that will be sewn into a picnic blanket. She uses her hands for more than just communication! Anything that requires the use of her hands she takes to. Too bad though, since most can talk whilst knitting. Shega has to put it down to "talk". Come to think of it so do I if I'm conversing with her.
Hats off to Hat month. The KAL, a Loose Knit Group, has designated each month for a specific article to be knit and put away for Christmas so we beat the rush. Uh, I finished this hat in February all right, but it went right on Renae's head to go with her Tulip Sweater. It actually has a mistake in it. I used the same size needles for the seed stitch border that I used for the body of the hat causing the border to flip up. I remedied it with an applied I cord bow. The seed stitch now flares in a "flapper" style. My daughter loved it and wants another with the same mistakes when Renae outgrows this one.
Praise the Lord for new appliances!!!!! Congrats. And that hat is almost as cute as that baby!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe "mistake" is precious, Debby! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteGo Shega! She is doing a great job! Your little Renae is adorable in that hat. :o) I'm glad you got a washer again. I am very spoiled by dishwasher and washing machine. They're two things I would not want to give up! (and a hot shower!)
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