I had a neighbour when I was growing up who always had cold hands, she'd cup them around my face and say "cold hands warm heart!", and she did/does have a warm heart, and probably still has cold hands.
Personally I like warm hands - a warm head, warm feet etc etc, and I like to think I have a warm heart but I guess I have to let others be the judge of that.
So as my boys and I
walk run to school every morning, come rain or shine, snow or ice, I decided that some new mitts were the order of the day.
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Rémi, continuing his obsession with Pirates, wanted scull and cross bones ones! I'm using a basic mitten pattern and have done a spot of 'knitting cosmetic surgery' to the grid I had previously used for
these wrist warmers, so as to reduce the number of stitches to fit across Rémi's hand.
I'm also having to make the mitts a little longer than the pattern, I hadn't noticed before that Rémi has such long slim hands! Next up is me. I'm going to try the mitten pattern in
Taproot issue n°3 Retreat, in what I would describe as a 'burn amber' colour, even if the ticket wants to call it 'Sanguine'!
Just yesterday I was give three books - An Infamous Army (Margaret Drable), Father Brown Stories (G.K.Chesterton) and last but not least Dylan Thomas The Poems. I'm sort of a fan of his, I've read many of his works, understood very few off them but I like the words he uses, and the way he uses them! I've also read a few biography's, my, what a notorious womanizer and drunk he was!
I'm going to be linking up with
Ginny tomorrow for Yarn Along but will have to wait until the end of the day to see all your projects. Wednesday is such a busy day for us, but last week it was a very special Wednesday - my little Tino turned 4...
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party fun with friends and cousins
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| as requested - a train cake with trailer filled with smarties! |
...and today, is a very special Tuesday, as we celebrate our 9th wedding anniversary!
