Today was a puttering kind of day. Over breakfast I found out I could get my favorite Trader Joe’s snack food from Amazon, at a slightly higher price. I justified it because Trader Joe’s does not deliver.
I got laundry, walking and cleaning done in dribs and drabs. Yes, John’s polos came out wrinkled, but I did it so I can’t complain about. I honestly can’t quite remember when the last time it happened, but I think Teri was in preschool. Since John is working from home I am the only one who is going to see the wrinkled shirts.
My fiber crafting was quite scattered today also. I spun 2 ounces out of 16 ounces which means that I have 4 ounces on the bobbin. I can’t decide if I want to get a bright hot pink silk to ply it with or just ply the yarn back on itself. Twice as much yardage or the regular 2 ply yardage. Then it was off to the modular baby blanket after dinner. I finished 1 square and found a mistake in another that needed to be fixed before I could continue with the blanket. I fixed the mistake and moved on. I am decreasing stitches on the current hat. Since we are not eating out at all or going for car rides not a lot of hat knitting is going on. So I worked on 3 projects and finished none some that is how I am 3 for 3 today.
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Showing posts with label Modular BabyBlanket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modular BabyBlanket. Show all posts
Thursday, March 26, 2020
I Am 3 for 3
Labels:
Amazon,
charity hat,
cleaning,
knitting,
laundry,
Modular BabyBlanket,
Spinning,
Trader Joe’s,
walking
Saturday, March 14, 2020
Happy Pi Day
In honor of Pi Day is served chicken pot pie for dinner. I might have gotten burned out on hats. In other news I started working on another UFO project. I have 4 Modular Baby Blankets in various stages. When I finish those I should have 2 more empty project bags. The pattern is available on Raverly and Iloveknitting.com. I would love to see your finished blankets.
Labels:
hats,
knitting,
Modular BabyBlanket,
PiDay
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