I made some progress on my Alpine Seasons Garden by completing what is currently an outer border and I've just started to fill it. I can already see that my progress on this is going to vary quite alot, week on week. I think there will be times when I have to remind myself that some progress is better than none.
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| Alpine Seasons Garden - Chatelaine stitched on 32ct Summer Khaki Belfast linen as at 11 January 2015 |
It's ages since I've done any knitting and having seen some jumpers that my sister-in-law knitted recently, I got the knitting bug again. Here is my limited progress on a cable knit sweater. If it's not finished for this winter, at least I'll have it for next.
Alpine Garden is growing well. And your new knitting project already looks very promising. Vrey nice colour.
ReplyDeleteOh, Alpine Garden is looking prettier with each post! And I love the color of your knitting project--I so wish I knew how to knit!
ReplyDeleteLovely knitting Mary, nice pattern.
ReplyDeleteAlpine Garden is beautiful Mary, and I love your new knitting start, such a pretty colour and pattern
ReplyDeleteWell all your stitching (no matter the needle type) is beautiful as always. But I completely understand being unable to settle. I get like that frequently. Currently I'm just done in by work and travels. Maybe next week..... I say hopefully.
ReplyDeleteAlpine Garden is gorgeous Mary. It is going to be absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteLovely start on the knitting. I need to get back to my blanket!