Sadly Clay I am in the same position. I had one new pattern pricked ready
to begin but feel its not quite right so am going to redraw it (asap) and as
I dont know how many bobbins I will need I cant even prepare those. I was
doing some knitting for me while travelling around to visit my Mother in
hospital recently and although seriously ill (and my sisters didn't expect
her to get to her birthday on Monday just gone) she seems to be fighting on,
:-) While there she asked me to make her a cardigan like the one I was
wearing so as I have promised I feel I need to get on with that but need to
get this one off my needles first before my brain forgets what its doing.
Working on asap so I can begin on hers. So I am trying to keep my mind
focused on the knitting but will be happy to return to my pillow as soon as
I can. Luckily the lace project can wait, if it must, and I have got on top
of all the other lace projects I promised myself I would do apart from that
one so far so must drive myself on with the knitting. I might have to
pause and work a couple of small things for my own sanity Noelene but as
Mum is now 89 and quite poorly I have to achieve that for her first.
I am enjoying reading your mail as always.
Sue T, Dorset UK, where at last we have a sunny but very chilly day, no snow
here.
Many people struggling in various areas due to some very freak weather, Huge
snow drifts in the north and farmers loosing sheep and lambs underneath it
all which is terrible.
I can't believe this! I do not have a lace project in progress! I don't
know what to do with myself!
I just finished a piece of Milanese, designed by Louise Colgan. I'll post
this to Flickr when I can photograph it. I have a workshop with Vera
Cockuyt coming up soon, where I'm going to start a Vologda piece, and
another workshop in May (Tonder), so it doesn't make a lot of sense to start
something and then get caught up in two other projects. Plus, it's a lot
easier to store pillows if they're empty!
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