Meanwhile, I got to dog sit for Miss Honey ... she's a sweetie.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Holden Shawlette
I've been knitting my first shawlette. The pattern is Holden Shawlette posted at Ravelry. It's not a difficult pattern at all but it does take concentration when the stitch count is important but that's only a few rows. I have a pet peeve when someone writes patterns. I don't understand why, instead of someone copying/pasting the actual row directions, the pattern author puts "Same as Row 2". If you don't edit the pattern yourself, you'll have to do a lot of scrolling or sifting through papers to find rows 2, 6 and 7 on a regular basis for this pattern. I'm using Patons Kroy Socks FX called Calla Lily Colors. Pictures will follow soon!
Meanwhile, I got to dog sit for Miss Honey ... she's a sweetie.
Meanwhile, I got to dog sit for Miss Honey ... she's a sweetie.
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Hi LesleyAnn!
ReplyDelete(I don't know what happened to my first comment. o.O)
Anyways, I like the Holden Shawlette, too. I can't wait to see how yours turns out.
Honey sure is a cutie. :)
I sometimes roast and freeze our tomatoes, also. They smell so good while they're roasting.
Have a great weekend!
I'm finished with the shawlette other than the bind off. It's taking a while to do that. ha It is the picot bind off, which is the most time-consuming, yet very pretty, bind off I've ever done.
ReplyDeleteI took a super-duper shortcut with the tomato freezing. ha I didn't roast them. Peel and freeze. That's it. This is the first year I've done them this way. A friend's mom told me she prepares her tomatoes this way always.
Have a great week!