The small cardigan for Sophia is finished and am really pleased with the way it went together. I shall deliver the package of two knitteds to her mother later this week - when the rain has stopped?
Now I am back on the Quakers in Japan SAL and also The Birds. Both of these need some undivided attention in order to make progress but an altercation once more with a carving knife means I have a bandage on my left forefinger which is slowing me down considerably and necessitating the use of rubber gloves to keep it dry. A side benefit has been that my chapped and cracked fingers are having a chance to heal. Yeah!
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6 comments:
Your Christmas ornament is looking good. I am
in the same mode - I have finished 2 ornaments &
have a few more to go. I like to get them finished way ahead so I can concentrate on samplers, etc. Hope you & your Mom are doing
well!
That looks an interesting Christmas ornament. Sorry to read that you've cut a finger. Cuts or burst blisters on fingers don't help with stitching. As you've probably guessed, I'm speaking from experience.
Ouch, Margaret. I hope your finger heals up soon.
You are so organised Margaret, beautiful stitching as usual and I looked back at your knitted items too, love that little jumper. Hope your finger heals soon.
That's a nice little Ornament, you are being organised.
Sorry to hear about the injury too, hope it gets better soon.
Great start on that ornament! I heard you're out of lockdown now. Hope everything is well for you and your mum and that your finger is healing nicely!
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