Mindless knitting provides therapy for the troubled mind. Here are three hats that I have finished. A blueberry, a pumpkin and a lime............
After getting tired of making hats I moved on to the ubiquitous sock. I started this pair last winter for my sister and had finished one sock and the next one was knit to the heel. She will be surprised when she gets them.
Amanda continues to improve. There is talk of moving her out of ICU later this week. Now she is thinking of all the things she would like to eat. Of course it has to be pureed because of the loss of the teeth.
Being a beginner knitter, let me say that what you're knitting is not 'mindless' for me! I have to concentrate on every single stitch!
ReplyDeleteI love the hats. I don't know if I'll ever graduate to making socks. And thanks for the news about Amanda.
I love the hats and the socks - both are beautiful! And I am so glad taht Amanda is doing better - I'll be keeping you in my prayers.
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Hi Susan... I just love the hat's you made for Joan... You do such great work... I could never knit.... I would love one of the orange one to give to my sister's first grandson, who will be born this Oct.... I sure would pay you...I just thought it would be cute for him to wear home from the Hosp. I am glag that Amanda is comming out of ICU... I will still keep them in my prayers... Miss you and Love you Jean M. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's one of my very favorite hat patterns. Nice socks, and glad to hear that Amanda is improving.
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