Hi Dear Blog Readers....
Winter is here with a vengeance here in Western NY. It was -6 degrees when I got up yesterday morning. Big snowstorm Sunday night into Monday. Great knitting weather....
though, I did not knit much. Have just separated the sleeves on the yoke baby sweater I am making.
Pattern is: She's Like a Rainbow This is made with fingering weight yarn, but I am using Cascade 220 Superwash worsted...using numbers for smallest size. I'm hoping it turns out about a 12 month size so the new little girl can wear it next fall/winter. I had to look at free baby yoke worsted patterns on Ravelry to tweak some of the measurements. I think this will open up nicely once blocked. What would we do without Ravelry?
Ruth is working away on her sweater. The first sleeve is probably done by the time I write this.
It is such a lovely sweater, dont' you think?
Remember a couple weeks ago when I told you Martha made a bunch of felted mittens for her pre-school class....Here is one little cutie wearing them:
In other news:
This is a picture of our driveway Monday morning. We are getting more snow today.
I put these pics on facebook, but want them here too.
Mason came yesterday and I pulled him around on his sled. I was running most of the time, and he was laughing so hard! We had fun. He was not happy to come in, but Grammy was tired!
Note: He is wearing the hat and mittens I made him. He was playing in the snow. When he came in the mittens were wet on the outside, but dry on the inside. Wool is a wonderful thing!
I made pizza last night with sausage and onion. Joe said it was blogworthy...it was pretty good. His half has tons of onions...
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