It’s hard for me to get much knitting done these days as I’m so busy weeding, picking and processing. Today I worked on pruning and taming my tomato jungle and then picking.
This is today’s pickings:
Now it’s time to process. The tomatoes will be canned as plain, diced tomatoes. The green beans will be blanched and frozen. The beets will become pickled beets and will be canned. The cucumbers will become pickles - some canned and some refrigerator pickles. The zucchini we are eating every day and sharing with friends.
Has anyone seen this knitted COVID quilt starting up in Canada? I would love to do something like this in the US and see other countries do it too! Does anyone have knowledge about entering items to museums?
I can only remember a single occurrence and it wasn’t due to any particular issue. I simply had other things that were more important at the time. I know I found thread crochet around that same time and I’ve been back at it ever since. It may be a new technique or skill that brings many back to their craft.
On Monday I entered knitting challenge. The aim is to knit 4 baby garment (2 big ones like sweater/cardigan, and 2 small like hat/sock).
Here’s my plans:
Hoodie with zip
Hat and mittens
West
Sweater with fair isle
The last one is the most challenging as I’ve never done it before. Going to start it today/tomorrow.
And here’s the results of intensive knitting.
I haven’t ever really lost it, I just get tired of working on the big projects sometimes and slow down as I’m ready for them to be done.
In fact, I’ve had quite the opposite happen. There is no longer a day that goes by without my picking up a hook. Projects go everywhere with me, no matter what and if we’re busy during the day, I’ll stay up until all hours just to get a little time in. It borders on obsession. One of my rules is that I must do something I haven’t done before in everything I make so that really keeps me learning & interested.
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