Knitting Goodness

Here’s the promised post, with lots of pics.Let me give you a little update first.

  1. Tooth: better. Antibiotics and painkillers have done the trick. I’ll see the dentist next week.
  2. Cat fight: not so good. Earlier today our two cats came rolling down the stairs, all teeth and claws. They’ve been at it ever since. My husband cold-cocked one with a pillow to finally break it up.
  3. Yard: even worse. We hire someone to mow our grass. It’s not that it’s a big yard, but it is hard to mow. Add to that the fact that we both despise mowing grass, and it’s easier to pay someone than to hassle with it. I called to see why he hadn’t shown this week, and his wife told me he’s in jail. HUH?! I wasn’t expecting that. Let’s hope he makes bail in time to do it this week.
  4. Novel: Pretty good. My first run at editing it is coming along really well. I’ll try to post something more later in the week.

Now that I’m feeling better and things are normal (well, as much as they usually are around here), I hope to get back on a regular posting schedule. Now, for some pics. Enjoy!

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Here is the shawl my secret pal sent for my birthday. Isn’t it gorgeous? The color is a little more rose than the picture shows here. Very pretty!.

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This shot gives a good view of the lace. Isn’t it pretty? The shawl is more rose and less purple as it came out in the photo.

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Yes, that is my dog’s butt in the top of the photo. For whatever reason, she “joins” each picture like that! At the top you see a skein of pretty fall-colored yarn. She actually sent two, but one has already found its way onto the needles. To the right, a chocolate bar (love chocolate!), and then a skein of handspun similar to what she sent last time. This is more baubled and has a metallic yarn twisted throughout. It’s very pretty yarn — I think a scarf or maybe a hat? Beneath that are some really cute ballerina slippers made from a dark brown yarn with red ties. Then, a bath bomb, and of course, the book. That was a handy gift — I’ve always got a skein or two of yarn lying around, so having some small projects to work it up into is a good idea.

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At the top left, you can see a hat and wristwarmers to match. Very cute! My office is freezing in the winter, so I think these will get some use. That small brown skein is cashmere! Wonderfully soft and very, very pretty. At the bottom left is a very cute card!!

Thanks!! You are a great knitter! Everything you’ve sent is so cute and well done.

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Comments (1) | May 13, 2007

One Response to “Knitting Goodness”

  1. Kristy Says:
    May 16th, 2007 at 5:57 pm

    The shawl is beautiful! What a wonderful package. Happy (belated?) birthday! :)

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