Belle is having trouble posting on the blog but asked me to let you all know the rug arrived at her place and she is knitting away as I type.
She will update you as soon as she can.
Wednesday, 24 October 2007
Friday, 19 October 2007
It's on the Road Again
I finished my section last night - sadly can't flash photos as my camera is at home - but I really enjoyed doing it.
The rug came with me to my Kids T-ball training session and a little 5 year old girl spied it. I almost had to wrestle her to the ground to get it off her - so there's proof in the pudding. A little girl is going to love it.
Last night as I tucked in my almost 7 year old daughter - I saw that she still had her blankie there - the one she got given when she was born. Wouldn't it be nice to think that what we all created together will be loved that much.
Thanks - I loved being a part of it.
The rug came with me to my Kids T-ball training session and a little 5 year old girl spied it. I almost had to wrestle her to the ground to get it off her - so there's proof in the pudding. A little girl is going to love it.
Last night as I tucked in my almost 7 year old daughter - I saw that she still had her blankie there - the one she got given when she was born. Wouldn't it be nice to think that what we all created together will be loved that much.
Thanks - I loved being a part of it.
Friday, 5 October 2007
On the road again!
The rug is now on its way to the beautiful coastal city of Wollongong.
I had intended to knit a lace pattern in acrylic to lighten the weight, but the rug cried for a stranded colour pattern [in wool]!
Here's what I wrote in the book:
And here's a close up of the last three knitters' work:
Thanks, Joy, for allowing me to be part of this.
I had intended to knit a lace pattern in acrylic to lighten the weight, but the rug cried for a stranded colour pattern [in wool]!
Here's what I wrote in the book:
As you wrap this blanket around youHere's the rug so far [spread out over two circular needles]
or snuggle under its comforting warmth
draw strength and courage from the love knitted into every stitch.
And here's a close up of the last three knitters' work:
Thanks, Joy, for allowing me to be part of this.
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