As more stuff leaves the house, the house seems bigger to me. Yes, the house is the same size, but there is less clutter. We are now entering the less is more stage of our lives. I am sure that this will bring great joy to Teri too.
I have found stores of odd things like toilet paper buried deep in the back of a cabinet behind swim towels. This was my before breakfast Zenning project. I now have a bag of old but still usable towels that will make its way to the animal shelter. I found 3/4 of a bolt of fabric for Eric projects that has been cut into dog pillows size pieces. Now to find the black thread and start making pillows. I think I have enough scraps for at least 6. After 6 I will have to go buy more poly fill. I wonder if I can fill the whole center section of the van with pillows?
I have the next Bookman’s run ready to go. I also have the next bag for Goodwill ready. I think I need more large trash bags too. I have a huge pile of books to go to Flowing Wells School District. The bibs are next. That will make 1 whole shelf available for John. I have a hard time reaching it unless I am in high heels. I wonder why I waited so long to do this shelf. No, not really.
Once I am through with this round of Zenning,I will start the major reorganization of the house. I will also get my hat patterns written. Wish me luck.
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Sunday, December 15, 2019
Thursday, August 19, 2010
The World has not Ended
I have done the finishing work in my basket to day and the world did not end. There are a total of 5 scarfs and 1 hat just off the needles today.
Because I love this hat so much I thought I would throw in a pattern today.
Supplies
Size 6 circular needles
size 6 dpn's
Scrap yarn
This hat can be made in 2 sizes small and large. The small one is for a child the large for a teen or adult.
Cast on 81 stitches for the small (place a stitch marker every 20 stitches) and 101 for the large(place a stitch marker every 25 stitches).
For the 1st stitch knit together the first and last cast on stitch, knit 1, purl 2 * knit 1 purl 2* for rounds 1 through 15.
*Added the second color and knit 2 rounds. be sure to twist the yarn on the inside for a more sturdy hat.
Go back to the first color for 2 rounds.* repeat these 4 rows until you have knit 32 rows of stockinette.
The crown is very easy. You will do a *ssk (slip,slip,knit) after each stitch marker and knit to the next stitch marker* repeat until you have 4 or 5 stitches on the needle. Cut a tail and pick up the remaining stitches on the darning needle go around once. Weave in the ends on the wrong side of the hat. About half way through the crown you will need to knit the stitches on to the dpn's. I divide the stitches by the stitch markers on to 3 dpns, this is not even but it works for me. The crown can either be done in a solid color or stripping every other row. I have done it both ways and both are easy and look good.
Have a good evening and enjoy your families.
PS let me know if you need clarification on the pattern. Please use this pattern for personal or charity use. If you make this pattern for profit please donate 15% of the money to a charity for children or to your local community food bank. This is the honor system.
Because I love this hat so much I thought I would throw in a pattern today.
Supplies
Size 6 circular needles
size 6 dpn's
Scrap yarn
This hat can be made in 2 sizes small and large. The small one is for a child the large for a teen or adult.
Cast on 81 stitches for the small (place a stitch marker every 20 stitches) and 101 for the large(place a stitch marker every 25 stitches).
For the 1st stitch knit together the first and last cast on stitch, knit 1, purl 2 * knit 1 purl 2* for rounds 1 through 15.
*Added the second color and knit 2 rounds. be sure to twist the yarn on the inside for a more sturdy hat.
Go back to the first color for 2 rounds.* repeat these 4 rows until you have knit 32 rows of stockinette.
The crown is very easy. You will do a *ssk (slip,slip,knit) after each stitch marker and knit to the next stitch marker* repeat until you have 4 or 5 stitches on the needle. Cut a tail and pick up the remaining stitches on the darning needle go around once. Weave in the ends on the wrong side of the hat. About half way through the crown you will need to knit the stitches on to the dpn's. I divide the stitches by the stitch markers on to 3 dpns, this is not even but it works for me. The crown can either be done in a solid color or stripping every other row. I have done it both ways and both are easy and look good.
Have a good evening and enjoy your families.
PS let me know if you need clarification on the pattern. Please use this pattern for personal or charity use. If you make this pattern for profit please donate 15% of the money to a charity for children or to your local community food bank. This is the honor system.
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