Sorry to hear you've hit the bottom of the chutney bottle, and hope you can acquire some more some time soon.
I'm going to be selfish and say I'm not sorry to see the lace knitting finished, because now we get to see it!! Looks beautiful already, can't wait to see it all spruced up 'for the public'. Take care.
Two very sad happenings! Ha, ha. At least no. 1 can still be seen. And no. 2 tasted lovely and can be remembered like that. No. 1 is so beautiful and I am full of admiration for your big work.
Beautiful work! I'm quite envious that you got to knit this and actually finished it. Can you give me an idea as to how many balls/yards of cotton you used? I have a stash here on the boat. Say "Hi" to Marilyn on WindWalker next time you see her! Terry
I am my mother's daughter. She taught me how to knit, ride a horse, love and enjoy the unique characteristics of all living things, shoot a .22 rifle, drive a car, cook, be kind to people (if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all), sing, and country dance.
Back to knitting...I dream, think, read and talk knitting.
I knit every day.
"There are few things as rewarding as having someone comment on your blog. You have to think about it, knit it, write it, take the pictures, upload it...so when someone says something nice, it's an automatic pat on the back!" Fleegle
BEAUTIFUL work! You must get more Bengal Chutney! lol...
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Gorgeous! ...and I can almost taste the chutney! ; )
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you've hit the bottom of the chutney bottle, and hope you can acquire some more some time soon.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to be selfish and say I'm not sorry to see the lace knitting finished, because now we get to see it!! Looks beautiful already, can't wait to see it all spruced up 'for the public'. Take care.
I've never experienced chutney, but I've experienced your lace first hand, and that is one stunning piece!!!
ReplyDeleteTwo very sad happenings! Ha, ha. At least no. 1 can still be seen. And no. 2 tasted lovely and can be remembered like that.
ReplyDeleteNo. 1 is so beautiful and I am full of admiration for your big work.
WOW that's gorgeous! WOW!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! I'm quite envious that you got to knit this and actually finished it. Can you give me an idea as to how many balls/yards of cotton you used? I have a stash here on the boat. Say "Hi" to Marilyn on WindWalker next time you see her!
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