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49 degrees today and so I had to go out to the porch. No, it is not ready for knitting by any means, but a good Sunday to go out, stand and look up to the sun, breathe in some fresh air and take some pics.
I seem to be on a Paula Perriera kick. No sooner had I bound off and had Comfy blocking
then, I was casting on The Daily Pullover by her as well.
So many cool pieces to it
And this fun pattern caught my eye last week from Leslie Friend.
If you need something to watch while the weather warms up, there is a new episode of PJKnits on You Tube, and you can watch it by clicking here.
I've got lots of sweater plans this year, come find out all about them! I just hope I can make a dent in some of them for 2024!
Another weekend coming, another cold one, another snowy morning, more shoveling/sweeping where applicable.
But, only enough so I can get to my garage and garbage can & the mailman can make it to my door. Because come Monday, we are getting some decent temperatures along with some rain, but the snow will be gone, hopefully.
Not waking up to some more snow, that I quickly put my jeans and boots on and went out to shovel for the mailman and grocery delivery.
It has been a while since I posted some knitting mail, but the last few weeks I have received some fun stuff and just had to share.
I am obsessed with these stitch holders from Timber Yarns. I mean Snoopy, right?! And of course, I had to buy some for grandkids projects.
This book finally came back in stock at Wool & Co, and I had to have it. There are some really timeless knits in it that I want to knit. There are a couple I will not ever knit, but the book on a whole has me wanting to knit Winter sweaters all year long. Hmm, maybe I will.
And after the podcast on Journals, my dear friend, Denise sent me these! They so remind me of when we used corners to hold photos in scrapbooks/photo albums before plastic sleeves.
I just love getting fun knitting mail, don't you??? By the way, it is still bone chilling weather here, thankful I don't have to go out for anything!
Will we ever get out of the deep freeze? I've got the curtains and blinds all shut down. Cabinets under my kitchen sink open with a drip coming from the faucet. The heat is turned up, and I have my trusty heating pad in my chair, along with an extra blanket on the bed. And I'm staying in.
Oh yes, and I a wearing my hand knit socks on with my slippers and there is always coffee in my cup.
There was a bit of snow on the ground this morning, but the nice thing is there was sunshine to start the day, so I headed out to do some shoveling before the sun left me and the winds kicked back in. But first, I popped on some nice warm socks, boots, a scarf, a hat and my gloves.
I gave it the ole college try and cleared off some of it from the sidewalk and back stoop.
I had to be careful though, because there was some slick patches from previous snows.
I worked a bit of a sweat for sure, but, my sun is gone now and so I pulled out my first Ranuculus Sweater from several years back, and am nice and toasty.
Winter and I mean the bone chilling, wind kind of Winter. It's here!
But, first this was earlier today - Rain, Slush and 36 degrees.
Well, Winter is settling in on Central Illinois as we knew it would eventually! Snow coming over the next couple of days and then, it is going to turn around and get COLD. The knits will definitely come out to be worn for shoveling and other things, but, this morning, my friend, Kendra came and spent some time with me podcasting.
We talked about our knitting right now, our goals and things we wanted to focus on for the new year, along with some in depth talk about our knitting journals and our approach to them.
It was such a fun morning, spending time together, you can watch Episode 110 by clicking here
Grab your knitting and a cozy spot and enjoy! Be sure to like, subscribe, comment and tell a friend if you would!
We had a great time celebrating the new year yesterday in our zoom, knitting haps and some non haps, which is totally cool!