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I'm giving Betablogger a go, at least for while.
Meditation? No, I knit. I've come back to knitting after some time away and this is an attempt to blog about it.
You can find me HERE, still with the same blog name.
how to use up leftover sock yarn
I was playing around with Paint Shop Pro yesterday and rather liked some of the effects I tried out. As you can see, yesterday was an absolutely beautiful one. Clear, blue, quite warm.
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Here's a Monday sky which is not much different to Saturday sky! Once again, five minutes after the photo was taken, it was pouring again.
I have actually been doing some knitting. The white pair is another set of pocketbook slippers for a friend. These are smaller than the black ones. I did not increase quite as much as the pattern suggested. A couple of flowers on the strap and some more on the toe.
It's been odd weather here since last Thurday. September average rainfall has been well and truly pass in the first week of the month. It's grey here, tending to light grey. Just after this was taken, the heavens turned black again and down the rain tumbled. Add some gale force winds which turned most umbrellas inside out and it's been a wet week.
I've finished another pair of the pocketbook slippers shown below. This pair is white with some embroidery on the toe and the strap. I've also finally finished my socks from the merino I bought from the Knittery. I was doing them at work in odd moments when I was free.
I showed my husband the tiny basket from the photo below. His reply was that it looked pretty. I think he was just saying something so I would know he had looked. When I told him it was a slipper, he would not believe me till I had put it on.
I have been knitting, just no photos and quite a bit of frogging too. I'm on the tail end of socks for granddaughter and am knitting at work on my merino socks for myself. Unfortunately I had to rip out all the heel when I noticed a stitch I could not easily pick up had been dropped.