It is indeed a slow Sunday here. It's snowing in eastern Kansas, and I am hibernating. Knitting and good book are on the agenda. (See what the rest of the crew is up to over at Kathy's - link to current round up.)
I just cast on a nice long wrap around twice cowl in some deep (ie old) stash. This is Reynolds Blizzard. I really miss the Reynolds yarns, they had some really nice stuff.
The edges will be in the yellow, and the main body in the cream if I have calculated my numbers and gauge correctly. (I am also quite amused by casting on a project from a yarn called "Blizzard" when it is snowing as hard as it is right now!)
I will also be starting panel 4 - the blue jay (summer) of the tissue box cover in needlepoint on plastic canvas. I finished panel 3 - robin (spring) yesterday. Not planning on going anywhere or doing anything except maybe shoveling out the walks at some point.
I just cast on a nice long wrap around twice cowl in some deep (ie old) stash. This is Reynolds Blizzard. I really miss the Reynolds yarns, they had some really nice stuff.
I will also be starting panel 4 - the blue jay (summer) of the tissue box cover in needlepoint on plastic canvas. I finished panel 3 - robin (spring) yesterday. Not planning on going anywhere or doing anything except maybe shoveling out the walks at some point.
the snow will not come down south to reach us - and so far no snow this year for us. The yarn looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteHibernating inside, enjoying some knitting while the snow falls outside, sounds like a wonderful idea to me. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWe had a little snow last week, but it goes as quickly as it arrives! Last night we had tornadoes; I think I preferred the snow! LOL! Your robin is quite handsome! I can almost hear him sing! :)
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