
Wow, a lot has happened over the past 80 posts, life-changing events, family milestones, knitting milestones and many memorable times. It hasn't really been that long since I started this blog and it has gone so fast. I enjoy it and I am never short for content. Thanks for coming along so far.
My daughter, my youngest child, is a crafty girl. She reminds me of me! She looks like me, her interests are mine and she and I share the same ability to work on the same project hour, after hour, after hour. Lately she has gotten into finger knitting. She knows how to knit with needles, which I would prefer her to do, but this is her choice right now. The only reason I prefer the regular knitting is because I am always challenged with the mile long cords that need to be made into a project at the end.
I came up with a great idea. The cord for the nest in the photo was about 16 feet long. She knitted this entire ball of novelty yarn which I can't remember why I had. It probably came from the store closing. She works fast and furiously and doesn't even look at her hands while she works. She is my best shot at having an avid knitter in the family (my fingers are crossed). Anyway, I folded it in half and then made knots all along the strand. Do you see my plan for eating up as much length as possible? Then I made the all-time favorite coil pot and sewed it together with a needle and thread. She was just thrilled when I pulled out my felted flowers from here and fabric glued them to the rim. She is now finger knitting another cord that has reached the 20 foot mark and she is still going. More knots are in my future for certain.


I hope you all had a great weekend.
best,susie
3 comments:
Happy Mother's Day!
You have a beautiful family
I'm not just saying this...you look like "one of the kids" in the photo! :) You must be the neatest mom! Glad you had a great mother's day, I'm sure it was bittersweet - I was thinking about you. Take care and enjoy those awesome new pans! That is the kind of gift I like to get too!
Susie:
Me thinks you might be as practical as I! LOL I got a new washer/dryer set from the DH for M's Day!!
In all senerity..I just found your blog site and I am really enjoying it! You have such a way with words..keep up the great work.
Sandy in the Hill Country
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