Long Dog Single Through the Woods
LITLG Single Crush
Primrose Adelaide Batty
HELP
I am making up some kits for Slow Curves and need your help. The kit has 4 colours. According to Joji's yardage, I will need 2 skeins of the third colour for most of the kits. When I look on Ravelry at finished shawls, it looks like we can get away with 1 skein of the third colour.
Do I put in the extra skein? If you don't use it then you could be upset that you spent an extra $40 on the kit.
I don't put in the skein and you run out. Then you are super upset.
Which is better??? Please leave a comment at the bottom of the post.
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I've spent today writing a newsletter and I think it's almost ready to go. I was writing about Camp and remembered something that Beth wrote for me a few years ago.
Knitting Camp is nothing like the camp you attended as a kid. At Knitting Camp you get to choose your day’s activities. Go to class, sleep in, take a hike - totally up to you. Super comfy accommodations with someone else making your bed. And the food is incredible and seemingly endless. The one way it is like camp though, is that you will make great new friends who you will look forward to seeing year after year. Come as a group, a couple (non-knitting partners love camp too!) or on your own. Don’t worry you’ll all be included in the fun.
Last night we had a birthday party for my Uncle Phil. He is my mom's brother and is mentally handicapped. He lives in a Salvation Army home and they are amazing! The staff loves their work and definitely aren't paid enough for what they do. He has a small apartment with two room mates. Johnny and Bobby. They have lived together for years. We had a small party first and then all the residents came for another party. Phil was so excited. He got a Beatles Tshirt for his birthday and was wearing it proudly - he loves the Beatles. Being there made me thankful for many things. It also puts life in perspective. Sometimes (okay, most of the time) I worry about the smallest things.
Dad and I had dinner with Aunt Rene and Uncle Bob tonight. It's great getting together with family. Where was Beth? It was Club Championship weekend at her golf course. She played well Saturday and Sunday. Today wasn't as good but it was good enough. She won.
Now it's time to knit for an hour before bed. My needles have been calling to me all day.