The bright blue of Georgian Bay and the sail boats tinkling in the breeze. Could we knit outdoors?
Indoors was good too, though.
Bonnie was wearing one of her 'first-ever-for-me' sweaters. Perfect fit. Proud knitter.
Adorned with a curly scarf made from the yarn that curls itself and is all the rage this winter.
Sharon has started a 'high-class' Nimbus using Fleece Artist. Oh to have Sharon's stash.
Wilma too has started a Nimbus in a deep, rich red. (There's that anti- mid-winter-blahs colour again.) What do you call two Nimbus? Nimbi?
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She says she's had many covet the hat but she's only offering up the pattern. The hat is hers to stay.
Gail's neighbour, Ruth, joined us today. Turns out she's a darn good knitter too. Lovely sweater, Ruth.
Tanya, despite a heavy weekend in the USA where she was taking a course managed to get a few rounds knit on her Fish Hat.
Gail's neighbour, Ruth, joined us today. Turns out she's a darn good knitter too. Lovely sweater, Ruth.
Tanya, despite a heavy weekend in the USA where she was taking a course managed to get a few rounds knit on her Fish Hat.
2 comments:
That was a wonderful afternoon. Glad I took off early from work for it. Thanks to Gail for being a wonderful hostess!
Love Doreen's hat...and the beautiful view of Georgian Bay. Humming a snippet of Gordon Lightfoot's "Seven Island Suite" as I type now. :-)
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