Thanks for all your encouraging comments to help me out of my blue mood these last couple of weeks. It is great to be able to retreat into my own little space with my cyber friends who buck me up with encouraging comments and appreciation of my talents. I really love being part of this blogging world. A special thanks to
Bloom, who sent me a lovely card and pattern for a bag to make. It was very good timing to have some friendly post arrive in my box.
Below is just a little experiment with an idea I had, but I'm not sure it is working out the way I thought it would. Don't you hate that!! I will persevere just to see if I'm wrong.
I have had success however with my knitting. Maybe I am a knitter after all. This scarf was so quick to make, so I have started another one. It is a great TV craft!
11 comments:
just beautiful :)happy weekend to you
Good to see you are feeling better.
Love that scarf. Have a good weekend and I hop you are getting plenty of the rain.
Alison
good luck with your new project! The scarf is beautiful, gorgeous colours. We don't have guide biscuits in the uk, they look yummy!
: )
Love your scarf. It's gorgeous.
I haven't seen guides biscuits for years and wow choc coated as well....I think the idea is to sell the biscuits to neighbours not eat them all yourself LOL.
How cute! Is a Guide like a girl Scout her in the US? We go bananas over their cookies each year! (Thin Mints!!! Oh my!)
M
Ooooh. I love the scarves. Knitting is such a great hobby. It's quick and so portable.
Bloom is beautiful just like you....and I got to spend the weekend with Bloom.......
We pick up our box of Guide biscuits tomorrow. Last year we bought them all ourselves - they were delicious!!
I remember those Guide biscuits! The scarf looks great!
Your scarf is lovely! The colors are great! So warm and rich! Nice to see some things don't change hmmm? I was a Camp Fire Girl when I was a kid and we sold Peppermint patty cookies or like Thinmints. Good... I seem to remember selling a lot and buying them myself too!
Just remember the rain makes the flowers prettier!
Jean C.
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