Briefly, this
evening:
I didn’t feel well
this morning, and so didn’t walk. That was a shame, as it was a nice day. It’s
beginning to sound stormy out there now.
I knit on, but not
very far. My fingers aren’t doing as well as I boasted yesterday, but I hope
they’ll get the hang of it soon. The pattern is an easy one: I think that makes
it harder. A picture wouldn’t hurt, to get us all back in the saddle. Tomorrow.
Crochet66 (comment
yesterday) – yes, indeedy! Measure the boy! I have emailed C. with a note of
the measurements I want. She looks after him a day or two a week, while Mummy
works, so that should be perfectly feasible. Other suggestions yesterday were helpful too,
and will be taken into consideration.
My salad machine continues
to make rapid strides. I think it will be a fortnight on Wednesday since I
launched it. I’ll take a picture of it then.
The hardest part
of Dry January is now behind me. Henceforth it’s just a matter of the long
slog.
Happy New Year Jean!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to photos of your "salad machine" and your progress on the vest.
I am knitting a sweater for a little girl now, and the directions for a 12 to 18 month child is 7 1/2" to the armhole, if that is a help.
Getting his measurements is the best solution.
I continue to always look for your posts!
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ReplyDeleteAnd I just sent the pattern to see if the measurements help. Also, I stumbled across a Kindle version of two early Nancy Mitford books, Christmas Pudding, and Pigeon
ReplyDeletePie. I just started the first, so can't tell much. I did enjoy the introduction, however.
I'm surprised that you need a Dry January - I had thought you had signed the pledge after your health scare. "Neither touch, taste, nor handle..." My mother was a member of the Band of Hope in her early youth and my father used to tease her about it.
ReplyDeleteStormy here, too. First snow of the winter here in central Maryland, and it's at least six inches deep.
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon. Gaze at the growing salad and remember spring is coming.