The dogs think its excellent fun all the crunching and leaving little footprints in the snow/ice. We have lots of wood so we are nice and cosy and I'm on the last leg of knitting my rather large stripey blanket.
It had to be knitted into three sections as there was so many stitches on the needle. Just knitting the last edging and then I will see whats what. I think it's probably single bed size.
Look at all those ends but as I weaved in as I went along it was just snip, snip and all those ends were gone.
These stripes make your eyes pop open don't they haha.
This is the same pattern used to make a scarf, just right for those dark, winter days. Archie thinks its pretty comfy!
Thats all for this week folks, stay warm!
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What wonderful colours, so bright and cheery for a winter's night snuggled in front of the fire.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors! I've always been one to crochet with muted earthy tones of greens, beige, browns...but bright, warm colors are growing on me!
ReplyDeleteCHROMA-FEST! :-D
ReplyDeleteI've been shovelling just about EVERY day for a week! So "colour" is always nice to see. [One of my excuses for buying 30 balls of wool today!]
BTW, I know what you mean about stuff ending up colder OUTside of the freezer... I was just observing tonight that my soft drink can that had been IN the fridge for days, seemed to be *colder* after sitting in my room for a while... hmm...
I love your blanket and the scarf they both look cosy and warm. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful blanket, it looks all nice and cosy and bright enough to cheer those really grey days
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours, so vibrant for winter:) What a great idea to sew in the ends ass you go.
ReplyDeletelovely colours hun well done on finishing it xx
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