Embroidery Notes
Another panel down. I’m really enjoying this. It’s not that I don’t like knitting anymore, but it’s nice to have something different work on for the moment.
Another panel down. I’m really enjoying this. It’s not that I don’t like knitting anymore, but it’s nice to have something different work on for the moment.
We’re in the middle of a stretch of insanely nice weather – up close to 70 degrees for several days now. Which has been super weird considering it’s now pretty much dark by 5:00. So we made a point (despite being in the middle of activities I will write more about on Tuesday when we’re
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I’ve frogged the Joshaqan Socks – they didn’t look good with this yarn. It needed something a little simpler. So, I’ve switched over to the Woodland Walks Socks by This Handmade Life. I do like the look of this with the yarn better, so far.
The community garden summer bed is officially put to bed – I’ve signed off on removing everything except the winter greens. Those are still looking pretty good, though it got into the 20s last night, so not sure what the chard looks like this morning.
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Block three (which was really just half a block), is done, which means I’m done with the entire center column of the design. It’s fun to see some of the repeats starting to come through.
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