I'm making a bit of progress on the In Love With Color Throw. There are 2 hexies in each colorway and 7 sets. I have the last color to put on the center pair and then start set number 7. I don't even know what part comes next in the instructions. I did read them through at the beginning but promptly forgot everything.
Did I tell you that I injured my knee at retreat? I did-not too serious but I'm doing lots of sitting, elevating and icing. I thought for sure I would get lots done on these but my mind just isn't focused enough so I've spent time reading instead.
Have you read One Second After? OMG, it is so good and thought provoking! It's one of those keep you awake thinking books if you read it at night so I'm reading it during the day. I need to sleep!
I did spend time with my Binding Friends group this week so I finished another dishcloth. I think this one is #6. There might be enough yarn in there for 50 more. Seriously! I think the keeping track is half the fun of these.
See what everyone is working on at Patchwork Times.
8 comments:
I'm sorry your injured your knee, but am glad it isn't serious. These things do slow us down, which isn't a bad thing sometimes. All of your projects look great. The crocheted flowers are "The Bomb" as my sister would say.
Fun to see how you are relaxing with your hurt knee. I am still making Hats and last night I made Daisies. I can't blog all my stuff on my needles, most of what I make are upcoming gifts. Keep that leg up and Iced up!
I love your afghan. I'm also knitting wash cloths. I knit one a day in the very early hours of the day. I give then to family members. I hope your knee feels better.
Sorry to hear you had a mishap at retreat. But your fingers are still busy!!!
Sorry to hear you had a mishap at retreat. But your fingers are still busy!!!
Hope your knee mends quickly! Thanks for the book tip; it sounds good.You have some nice projects going!
I'm going to print that pattern. I just love those blocks. Take care of your knee!
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