Random thoughts from an older perspective, writing, politics, spirituality, climate change, movies,knitting, writing, books, refinishing furniture, getting off the grid, writing, plotting and planning an organic garden, writing. I MUST STAY DRUNK ON WRITING SO REALITY DOES NOT DESTROY ME.
Irish by birth, Newfoundlandler by avocation - I live here 80% of the time. The other 20% is spent where the wind blows me. I think random thoughts on an even more random universe. Elevated, exhilarated and exalted by the fact I am living in this day and age. I've come all the way from hand-cranked calculators in an endless room of clerical drones to a flat monitored multi-gigabyted home office where the work comes to me. How absolutely cool is that???
(1)Two Girls From The Bay - Helen Best-Colgan* Lecturing/reminding the reader,awful editing. Sad, sad story deserved much better.
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Labels: knitting, Newfoundland
posted by Wisewebwoman @ 11:19 PM
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18 Comments:
Fantabulous! A family heirloom to carry dreams from generation to generation.
I love the edging round the frame... now to work out how you did it!
i'm not a craftie, but i love it..just gorgeous
That is just stunning! How long did it take you?
GM:
I can send you the pattern for this if you wish. And thanks! I love sharing my creations!
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Thank you CC!
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Jo:
About 50 hours I figure, the flower edging takes a while - I disciplined myself to do an hour a day on it after breakfast, it is a form of meditation.
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What a creative woman you are! How can a child fail to thrive with such a blanket to protect it?
A treasure for a lifetime. I have items my grandmother and my mother made and once in awhile I hold them. I have the skills but haven't used them in years. You have me thinking. It most definitely can be a calming hour a day. No hurry right.
Thanks for showing the picture of the final product. Gorgeous.
Lovely work, WWW.
That's one hell of a blanket you've created. You are a talented woman. I hope it becomes a well loved heirloom.
Lucky Baby! Clever you! Love for the baby and love for Newfoundland knitted together. There must be a play in there somewhere Wise.
take care,
Betty
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Pauline:
I dream beautiful thoughts for those for whom I knit, born or unborn. :)
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Carol:
I love knitting time, something so awesome and peaceful about it.
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Thank you Stan!
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Irene:
so do I but one never knows when it leaves one's hands and there are some who never appreciate any kinds of handiwork but value stuff from Baby Gap much more highly.
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Betty:
I wonder what kind of plot? Maybe a story down the generations of the blanket inhabitors?
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Blogger ate my comment but it is lovely, the design amazing, the baby very lucky. Diamonds for the parents, nice touch!
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