Hi, Knitters,
I'm wishing you all a very happy holiday season. We are looking forward to a few quiet, cozy, family-filled days ahead. There is nothing better in life than that.
Have a beautiful holiday week!
best, susie
p.s. The gathering of sheep in the first photo above was knit by knitnspin (rav id) using my new Wee Sheep pattern. Isn't she a wonderful sheep knitter? I thought Karen's photo of her seven Wee Sheep was so knitterly and festive that I asked and received permission to share it with you. Thank you, Karen.
p.p.s. I was contacted by Sarah and the following is her email to me and her email address to contact her for more information if you are interested in making snowflakes for the children of Sandy Hook Elementary School. Sarah was asking about the 3D snowflakes that TC has made this season (click here for a tutorial on 3D snowflakes), but you could make and send any sort of snowflakes for the kids. Thank you, Sarah, for offering to collect and deliver snowflakes for the children.
Here is the email:
Hi Susan,
I am a resident of Connecticut and a long-time lover of your blog. As I'm sure you know, our state suffered a great tragedy last week at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
I saw your picture of TC's lovely snowflake on your recent post and was reminded that there is a snowflake drive occuring state-wide. The idea is to hang paper snowflakes from all of the hallway ceilings in the students' temporary new school so that they are greeted with a winter wonderland when they return to school in January.
I was curious if TC received instructions for her snowflake that you could pass along, because I would love to make some for the kids! If any kind readers of your blog are interested in making and sending paper snowflakes of any kind, I would be happy to collect them as well.
Take care and Merry Christmas to you and your family,
Sarah Robbiati
email address: sarah98998@yahoo.com |
