Knit Your Square To Give Your Share - Part 3

Kinsey

Good morning ladies, on a very grey and wet sunday. Have to go shopping today:eek:

Update
3 toys
8 stockings

Hope you're feeling a bit better today Shaz.
Have a good day everyone,
Lots of love xxxx

OrkneyStar

Morning all
Hope all the poorlies are feeling better.
Off to Church for me this morning, and prepared lunch so DH just has to stick in oven/on hob!
No knitting done last night (fell asleep again) but really need to shift up a gear. Doesn't help that I have a little blister thing on the first finger of my right hand, and the wool sliding against it doesn't feel too nice!
PS I was only joking about Sigurd the Snowman!

chalky_75

Good Morning to one and all. Hope the terrible weather soon improves -- it sound horrendous. DMIL arrives tomorrow I think she will be glad of a little bit of spoiling and respite from the weather. Then we return with her to the UK on the 13th. So it will be woollies packed !!!

I crocheted another Mr Ripley scarf last night in a pale grey for DD2.A couple more to do but I love them thanks Kathy for finding that pattern

Well we have been invited out for lunch today so must go and get ready but just wanted to pop on and say "hello!"

Shaz,Isom and anyone else feeling "they can't knock the skin off a Rice Pudding!" hope things seem brighter soon

May and anyone else recuperating lots of gentle thoughts coming to you RIGHT NOW !

In_Search_Of_Me

Morning...alsa not much better today - mainly due to overfilled tooth which means my jaw is out of line so have a cracking headache...popped to church to do tea and now home for the day...leccy blanket going on and going to have atry at dry felting this pm - if isoke doesent eat that wool too as she is attempting to do! I wonder if she can read sometimes as shes very discerning as to which bag contains wool and whch dont!

k2tog

roamin_in_the_gloamin wrote: »

OK can you please stop with the S names or I will be making snowmen till next December.
Shazrobo, sending you a great big cuddle, hope the black mood goes soon.
December isn't about Christmas its birthday time - including mine and a few others I hasten to add.

xx

Reckon you will anyway Jean - you've got Chalky's hedgie bug

Kinsey

Don't pack all your woolies chalky, you'll need to start layering as you reach halfway home.
Have a good time with MIL, wish it was me.

mrs-moneypenny

flying visit
welcome nunny girl

pam, thank you so much for the wristwarmer pattern - im on my 4th pair since you posted the pattern, ive done 3 pairs like the pattern you posted and am now on a 'plain' pair in pink eyelash wool that makes really warm snuggly ones i just casted on 30 stitches did 4 rows of k2 p2 rib then knitte till it was long enough did another 4 rows of rib and casted off each 'glove' takes almost a full 40grm ball of eyelash wool. im hoping to get the 2nd one done tonight as dd wants them for college as its cold at the bus stops

prfungi

mrs-moneypenny wrote: »

flying visit
welcome nunny girl

pam, thank you so much for the wristwarmer pattern - im on my 4th pair since you posted the pattern, ive done 3 pairs like the pattern you posted and am now on a 'plain' pair in pink eyelash wool that makes really warm snuggly ones i just casted on 30 stitches did 4 rows of k2 p2 rib then knitte till it was long enough did another 4 rows of rib and casted off each 'glove' takes almost a full 40grm ball of eyelash wool. im hoping to get the 2nd one done tonight as dd wants them for college as its cold at the bus stops

My pleasure glad to be of use, if i ever finish the last row on my squiggly scarf, seems to be taking 4ever, I'm hoping to knit a pair in the same wool. I have some eyelash stuff stashed, as they seem to be a quick knit I might give that a go as well.

Had a lovely nights sleep last night but woke up sneezing & spluttering & been at it all day, am now looking a bit like Rudolph - don't know where its come from but I hope it goes as quickly!:rotfl:

HUGS to all who need/want one.
luv
Pam:smileyhea

mioliere

Hi everyone - I've just realised that I didn't post on here at all yesterday; we had friends call in for morning coffee which turned into lunch as well, and the time just flew, as it does when you're in good company. The weather was disgusting all day, sadly, so we just sat around the kitchen table with the kettle seemingly never off the boil, and talked for England and France!

Anyway, I've been experimenting with scarves in a ruffley kind of way, and just have to finish one off before I can post photos of the three different ones I've made.

I hope everyone had a good weekend.

Pam - I hope your sneezing and snuffling doesn't develop into a full-blown cold. Take care of yourself.

Chalky - I'm so glad I came across that ruffle pattern, too! It's proving to be very useful as a quick and easy thing to make, isn't it? The great thing is that, once you've done a couple, you can just carry on without having to keep looking at the instructions, and I am still amazed every time the ruffling starts! I will carry on making them every now and again next year because they make such a good pressie. It's just a shame they can't be given to men, too!

Maytaurus - I hope you are continuing to recover.

Elaine - hope you and all the other MIA's are all doing well.

Thanks for the updates so far.

Hope you all have a good Monday.

KathyXX

KathyXX

I can't believe that December starts tomorrow - where has all the time gone?

Kinsey

Morning all, I can't believe it's december tomorrow either, it comes around quicker every year! I've got up to find a leak in the kitchen, so a busy day on top of being monday, which is always busy anyway. better get under sink cupboard emptied and see what's happening, don't you just love it?
Maytaurus hope you're recovering well.
Love to everyone xxxx