After lunch, I settled in to finish a new dishcloth. I bought a knitting magazine last week and it's been fun to look up websites from advertisements. A full page ad for Soho Purl took me to a treasure trove of inspiration and some free patterns. One was for a log cabin wash cloth and I decided to give it a try. An added bonus was the realization that I could use up leftover yarn. I just finished it and while it's not perfect, it was fun to try something different.
I need to get busy now. Since we left in somewhat of a hurry this morning, the bed didn't get made and so I think I'll change the sheets. Over at Homestead Happenings, my childhood pal, Kathy, has just been reminiscing about making beds. It was a fun read, and apparently she was somewhat influenced in her topic by my confession of hating to change sheets. I'm always happy to help out a friend! :-)
Meanwhile, the sun it still peering through the clouds and spring seems to be trying to come our way. These daffodils are across the street on a little bank below some woods.
Happy Saturday!
Chris, that's the coolest looking dish rag ever! I think it turned out great!
ReplyDeleteOur daffodils are done now, tulips over, irises are blooming now.
I'm catching up on blogs since I haven't been able to with guests staying with us.
ReplyDeleteI heard that crocheted/knitted dish rags are simply the best. Love yours, Chris.
The dish rag looks good to me. In fact, I feel inspired by your effort. I considered buying a BHG magazine on antique quilts when I was loose on the town Friday, but when I saw the price ($12.99), I talked myself out of it. I like your idea of using the magazine to find websites.
ReplyDeleteIt actually hit 70 in my backyard today. We're moving through daffodils -- not time for iris, though.