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Mar. 1st, 2009 03:02 amSATURDAY
It was great to wake up, look out and see someone had already shoveled the drive and walks. Wheee!
I was able to move my car and finish that little bit of scooping. I went to take care of today's assignments, purchase and send a birthday card to our 95-year-old Uncle G and deliver a movie CD to Shelly. Then back at home I cleared up the kitchen before heading down to full the wool scraps (.99) I'd found Thursday for Viking hats for largess. I pretested my pattern with sample rejects... it'll work just fine so I made patterns for three sizes and got enough cut for thirteen hats. I also used the smallest pattern on the wool scraps from Murdoch's coat and got that one sewed up... easy-peasy. Leofwyna got into the swing of things by coming up with four long pieces of braid trim. Getting twenty of these hats all together before August shouldn't be too difficult.
It was great to wake up, look out and see someone had already shoveled the drive and walks. Wheee!
I was able to move my car and finish that little bit of scooping. I went to take care of today's assignments, purchase and send a birthday card to our 95-year-old Uncle G and deliver a movie CD to Shelly. Then back at home I cleared up the kitchen before heading down to full the wool scraps (.99) I'd found Thursday for Viking hats for largess. I pretested my pattern with sample rejects... it'll work just fine so I made patterns for three sizes and got enough cut for thirteen hats. I also used the smallest pattern on the wool scraps from Murdoch's coat and got that one sewed up... easy-peasy. Leofwyna got into the swing of things by coming up with four long pieces of braid trim. Getting twenty of these hats all together before August shouldn't be too difficult.
