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Knit Your Square To Give Your Share - Part 3

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  • Hi all,

    yay... a coffee cream for me LC Wilson! poor little mite, have a lot of sympathy as my son was at playscheme one summer holiday when he was 6 and accidently got whacked in the face by a toy that flew out of another child's hand when he fell over... he lost half of one of his front ADULT teeth and has had to have it rebuilt over several sessions (not really so much painful as very uncomfortable and he really doesn't like dentists now). But we were lucky that he was registered with a dentist who saw him straight away and have been lovely and kind throughout. I simply cannot understand how dentists in your area would not give emergency treatment to a child, especially one in pain... utterly unforgiveable! very glad you found a dentist to treat him in the end... don't worry about his front tooth being missing for a few years, at least it was only his baby tooth and the only trouble my son has had is being unable to eat apples whole (had to have them cut into small bite size pieces until his tooth was rebuilt and had settled). Glad you got the sky TV and council tax sorted - excellent news for you!

    i'm off to visit mum and dad for the weekend so a loooong 5 hr drive for me tomorrow (fingers crossed weather not too icy or snowy!). Dad was diagnosed with that dreaded C***** word last friday (he is only 58) and while he is coping well and has excellent support i will feel SO much better when i can give him a big hug in person.

    hope everyone has a lovely weekend and hugs if you want them, BC x
    never play leapfrog with a unicorn...
  • Pippa.S
    Pippa.S Posts: 2,650 Forumite
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    edited 11 February 2010 at 8:26PM
    Lorna - O my goodness I hope LO is ok poor little mite. Glad the C/Tax is sorted for you....I echo what Kinsey said how on earth do they keep their job's, and keep on getting away with speaking to people the way they do there is no excuse for rudeness,
    mrs-m - Good luck with the costume. Did you get the bunny pattern from on here??? if you did could you point me in the right direction please :)
    Jean - ok how about sharing some then ;) No more snow here today still got a bit left from yesterday though
    edit posts crossed: O Blackcrow I am so sorry to hear your news (((hugs))) for you all

    The lady from the caravan site in Marldon just outside Paignton, rang yesterday and told us she has a pitch for us:j and would we go and have a look to make sure we like where it is. So we are going down tomorrow, we told our friend's and they want to come as well, their van is on the same site so we will make a day of it. Have Lunch probably a carvery then set off home. Would'nt mind popping over to Street if OH will make a small detour ;)

    Off to do some more on the baby cardi,
    be good and keep warm
    Anne
    x
  • Pippa.S
    Pippa.S Posts: 2,650 Forumite
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    Me again,
    Thought you might like to see the boobs I did for my Sister's friend for the charity run, I sent them unstuffed as she said it would be cheaper postage wise.
    She wanted blue but I thought they looked a bit dull so I brightened them up a bit, so they would get noticed ;)
    Anne
    x
  • wont miss that pair will ya!!
    Nerd no 109 Long haulers supporters DFW #1! Even in the darkest moments, love and hope are always possible.

  • xx Lorna, what a predicament and no dentist willing to take on the little one in agony! Still you got a great result fromt he council tax lady, as for the snotty little S.D at sky, ignore it, not worth going there, as has been said I wonder how they manage to keep a job at all with their attitude? Well done for sorting out the extra payments - plenty of wool money to come me thinks.
    PippaS have a great time down at the caravan site, hope its a lovely pitch - not the one right next to the loo's. The coffee creams are in the fridge I am too cream crackered this evening to do the chocolate coating, no doubt will get around to it in the morning.The boobies are brilliant!
    Shazrobo, glad you got some new shoes and boots too, lucky girl, I am pleased I was able to help, nothing worse than little choice for big feet and pay the earth into the bargain!
    ISOM kept meaning to say that the babette blanket-choice of colours is fantastic, bit it will be gorgeous when all done.
    Mrs Moneypenny - could you just sprinkle some talc onto some trousers and a shirt - in the hope that you could wash it all off after? Just a thought, rather than cut up good clothes.
    Blackcrow, sorry to hear of your dads news, perhaps a good cuddle and a chat with him may put your mind at ease.
    Chalky – just when are you sleeping? You manage an awful lot of crochet, I am so impressed.
    Maytaurus, hope your doing fine this week.
    Pam, if your lurking I hope your also doing fine this week.
    Looks like the leccy is going to stay on for the rest of the night - there again I can practically guarantee that if I settle down to watch a film it will all go black half way through, so will just listen to the wireless instead, while I do a bit of a wee jumper. I did manage a baby blanket on the manual knitting machine today, so I have achieved something. Big cuddles to everyone, back tomorrow EDF willing
    The Hooligan Wooligan – age 9¾
    Charity Knitting 2015-
    2xSIBOL butterflies -86x squares
  • LC hugs for you sorry you had such a tough day...
    Just popped back to report that Ihave managed a 4 sides granny square...for those like me struggling I googled solid granny square and followed a utube vid! Was adding 3 trebbles in corner where should be two! now looks square instead of higgldy pigglydy! hurrah! onto another!
    Nerd no 109 Long haulers supporters DFW #1! Even in the darkest moments, love and hope are always possible.

  • f1widow
    f1widow Posts: 1,179 Forumite
    blackcrow - am so sorry to hear your sad news - dont forget we are here for a moan or chat and support - gentle thoughts and big hugs xxxx

    lcw - life is harder enough as it is and would be so much easier if we did not have to deal with companies and organisations like we do - thats all you needed glad council tax sorted and good luck with sky (im a sky hater having spent errrrr hours arguing with them - they claim they have no sky complaints dept ..... not surprised there is no one "man enough" to deal with the problems they cause) - as for you toothless little man I have a niece that had one half knocked out at about the same age I think they told SIL that "second tooth" would grow at about 5 - my heart goes out to the little fellow PS may i have a virtual coffee cream if i pass you some WI Homemade fudge that im stuffing :D - dont hesitate to moan and groan thats what we are here for - when i read your post I was :mad: for you xxxxx

    roamin - as above for lc may i swap WI homemade fudge for a coffee cream pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease xxx

    pippa - mine have been blue for months :rotfl::rotfl:- Im freeeeeeezing - I think my blood goes on holiday during the winter tee hee xxxxx

    chalky - do you have blisters on your hands ;) you hook and knit sooooo fast xxxx

    mrs m - oh snap - Ive just created a greek costume for the "Greek Olympics" tommorow (only trouble is when I looked it up on internet many greeks wore nothing but oil :D:D imagine the Heads look if DS came in true greek dress - oh arnt i wicked .......) - so mine was white sheet for tabbard - gold large chain belt (charity shop!) - and headband - complete with greek patterns round bottom of tabbard

    Im going to start stocking up on old white sheets and table cloths from the charity shop its amazing what you can do with one of them for school dress up days !

    Well im off to settle down (have not picked needles up yet tonight naughtly me) - have a good evening all and love and hugs to all those that are low, or poorly xxxx
    Debt Diary: Im not going to be an Ostrich anymore -LBM - 16/1/12 /
  • f1widow
    f1widow Posts: 1,179 Forumite
    Oh I forgot - ive been searching for a nice knitted edging for my blankets and wondered if anyone knows how to knit a scallop edge (or sort of half moon) - but was thinking that it could not be "holey" because of babies fingers but also would perhaps like a holey one for the blankets that are taken home by the parents in memory of the unfortunate little ones - am i making more work for myself - what do you ladies think ???? - during my search I can only find edging for "hookers" and Im only a "nit" (yes I did mean that ha ha)

    Dont want much there do i :D....
    Debt Diary: Im not going to be an Ostrich anymore -LBM - 16/1/12 /
  • Hi hun,

    Quick search on edgings for knit-nits has brought me:
    http://www.knitting-and.com/knitting/patterns.htm (scroll down to lace edgings and insertions) - some pretty ones on there.

    and this one:

    http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory/edgings_insertions.php

    and this one:
    http://www.knitting-and.com/homework/

    which might help or give you some ideas!!!

    Dawn xx
    :hello:
  • maytaurus
    maytaurus Posts: 2,115 Forumite
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    Well I’ve just finished catching up with you all, I need to go & have a lie down now, you’ve worn me out :rotfl:

    DS1 has been to see a specialist about the TB today, so fingers crossed he shows some improvement on the meds

    Printer Cartridges ......Suitable for a wide range of printers £ 2.99*
    From 18 thFebruary, at that price, it’s got to be worth checking if your printer is on the list,
    Unfortunately there is no info on the web site

    f1widow
    re;’May - if we could knit it I would gladly do you yards of energy xxx

    De cluttering other people (whoops Madam Sad One!!!!) - so if we lived nearby I would gladly shift while you sat and told me where to put’

    Awwww ...... thanks_candy_hearts.gif

    Seakay
    (I have Fibromyalgia or similar, of course there is no genetic component to these purely psychological illnesses!)
    It may be the result of a bad rewiring job..... See here;

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/04/20/AR2006042001869.html

    Re;’ Is it possible to buy that shirt? My sister has ME and she'd love it!’
    Have a look here Caroline
    http://www.zazzle.co.uk/basic_raglan_sport_baseball_t_shirt-235507743259295632

    I hope your hands are soon better, I have probs with allergies myself, so I know how annoying they can be!

    salome
    re;’he was insistent on sitting on my friends lap, who had popped in for a cup of tea !!!!!
    My daughters dog is just the same ... daft as a brush, just doesn’t realise how big/heavy he is
    He has to settle for putting his head on your lap ... and that’s heavy enough!
    He is terrified of thunder & lightning tho, knocks on the bedroom door when it’s during the night has been known to jump on her lap when it gets bad!
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    shezmit
    Glad the ties arrived safely, are you using any particular pattern for the mug cosies?
    What size etc?

    chalky 75
    Another lovely Lapacuddly ... but those poor dogs, with their bits & pieces all over the place!

    L C Wilson
    Oh dear Lorna, I hope your nephew is getting over his fall, what a shame for him
    Finding a dentist can be so difficult, I’m glad you found a pleasant one
    Re; ‘Council Tax was sorted in about 5 minutes, then officer spent the next hour chatting’
    That’s another thing ...... 5 minutes to do their job & then chill out for an hour ...... Imagine doing that in a place of work?!
    I hope you have better day today :smileyhea
    Oh, and can I have my coffee cream now please?:rotfl:

    Kinsey

    Great question of the day Diane !!!!
    How do these people keep their jobs?......... indeed
    Whoever you need to deal with these days, it always seems to turn into a nightmare!
    Usually begins with an answer machine/auto service,
    A struggle to get a human to speak to,
    Being passed around a dozen people/departments,
    Promises of action/phone back that never happen,
    Then the whole process starts again grrrrrrrrrr!

    blackcrow
    So sorry to hear about your dad,
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    Have a safe journey and
    Give your dad
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    Pippa.S
    What sort of bunny pattern are you after as I have quite a few?
    Knit/crochet/size etc?
    You certainly did brighten up those boobs Anne!!
    Enjoy your week end!
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    mrs-moneypenny
    Will you be wanting things made for Easter this year?
    If you remember, I sent some things last year & they went missing in the post ......
    Again,....... has anyone found out where all the missing post goes, it can’t just vanish can it?
    Another grrrrrrrrrr! subject!!

    roamin in the gloamin
    I hope your lecky stays on, I don’t want to be hearing any excuses for not making things! :rotfl:

    Here are some Thorntons Coffee Creams for all you of you who like them
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    The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane[FONT=&quot] —[FONT=&quot] Marcus Aurelius[/FONT][/FONT]
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