Two monkeysand some knitting! I don't know why I lost my need to knit, but I think I got it back through prep for knitting class last week. I always give them a pattern and/or a new stitch, and I found an interesting butterfly washcloth online at the Coats and Clarks site. (I re-wrote the pattern a bit to make it a little more understandable for my knit nighters -- you can find it here.)
And then, I decided our new grandson (who is due any time now) needed a blanket of his own, so I cast on another pinwheel with Red Heart Kids; I know, I know -- it's nasty acrylic, but if this boy is as hard on his blanket as his brothers are on theirs, he needs a durable knit. Plus, it was inexpensive and came in nice bright colors. (Maggie said, "Ooo, fiesta!)
From the center:
All the colors:
Whatever the reason, I am glad to be knitting once again. It just feels right.
And, more museum pictures. All the kids at the entrance:
The Dale Chihuly sculpture. It is amazing, and can even be viewed from the bottom looking upward through the piece.
Superkids:
Diggin for dinosaur treasure:
Tommy in a submarine
Griffin at the controls
Peace.
And then, I decided our new grandson (who is due any time now) needed a blanket of his own, so I cast on another pinwheel with Red Heart Kids; I know, I know -- it's nasty acrylic, but if this boy is as hard on his blanket as his brothers are on theirs, he needs a durable knit. Plus, it was inexpensive and came in nice bright colors. (Maggie said, "Ooo, fiesta!)From the center:
All the colors:
Whatever the reason, I am glad to be knitting once again. It just feels right.And, more museum pictures. All the kids at the entrance:
The Dale Chihuly sculpture. It is amazing, and can even be viewed from the bottom looking upward through the piece.
Superkids:Diggin for dinosaur treasure:
Tommy in a submarine
Griffin at the controls
Peace.
I love the museum pictures! Dale Chihuly is one of my favorite artists. I try to go to his exhibits whenever I can.
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