Remember all those English Walnuts we bartered for? I was still cracking them this month. Apparently, the kids have lost their mojo with helping me.
The shells are always saved from these walnuts. My older brother and his wife gift me their cardboard egg cartons.
Four dozen campfire starters are in the making today, and I have more shells.
I also took a day off yesterday. Hard to believe? Ha! I did. I did not do a lick of work. Other than my hen chores. My fitbit read under 3,000 steps. That's a shocker.
I got out my pattern book and crocheted a new pattern. Know I can say I've completed the basket weave stitch with knitting and with crochet.
It turned out very thick, and has now been called the "Campercloth." It's a dishcloth pattern, but I'll use it to scrub a dub dub in the camper.
Remember my closet cleaning? The aka "craft storage" area in it? Well, I found more yarn, so guess what else I am torturing myself with?
I've started another scrap yarn blanket. I'm still working away on the scrap rug, baby blanket, seat cushions, and a knitted dishcloth. It's just not right to have only one project.
The shells are always saved from these walnuts. My older brother and his wife gift me their cardboard egg cartons.
Four dozen campfire starters are in the making today, and I have more shells.
I also took a day off yesterday. Hard to believe? Ha! I did. I did not do a lick of work. Other than my hen chores. My fitbit read under 3,000 steps. That's a shocker.
I got out my pattern book and crocheted a new pattern. Know I can say I've completed the basket weave stitch with knitting and with crochet.
It turned out very thick, and has now been called the "Campercloth." It's a dishcloth pattern, but I'll use it to scrub a dub dub in the camper.
Remember my closet cleaning? The aka "craft storage" area in it? Well, I found more yarn, so guess what else I am torturing myself with?
Comments
thanks for the idea ...... i have a lot of walnuts.
your dishcloth is grandious!!!! love the ripple blanket.
you have a lovely blog.
have a wonderful week,
regina
I have myself a rule, one project at a time. Problem with that lately is, at my age and with my eyesight, I'm so afraid of not being able to finish a project that I don't start one at all, and that's not good either, cause I LOVE to do needle work and such, so I'm going to have to give myself a kick to get started on one. I have two sisters that can finish them if I can't.
God bless.
RB
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