
Sock #1 is almost done, but I'm out of yarn with mere inches to go! I need to pick up some black superwash for a contrasting toe. I already see the benefits of toe-up sock patterns.

The birthday party was a success, and the butterscotch bars were a huge hit, as usual. I used a different brand of chocolate chips for the brownies, and it did not go well. Avoid Guittard's extra melty semi-sweet chocolate chips for this recipe. I think the "extra meltiness" ruined the texture. They were too smooth! Normally I like that brand of chocolate chips, but I would stick with the regular semisweet chips for this.
The DIY Trunk Show itself was a disappointment on Saturday, but I had a great time hanging out with friends from my knitting group!
4 comments:
So cute to both pictures!!
Yes, the Yoga class is at Hamlin Park. You can sign up online starting next Monday at 9 AM from Jan 8-March 25. I suggest you pencil it in your planner because it fills up quickly! It is from 12-1 on Saturdays. Here's the website for signing up, and you can view all the classes offered through it:
http://programs.chicagoparkdistrict.com/programBrowser/
The ornaments are adorable . . . did you knit up the felt and then cut out the ornaments?
Those ornaments are really cute. Now I'm thinking about what kind of ornaments I could make this year. Maybe some cute little knitted stockings or sweaters for the tree. I do have a pattern book somewhere for knitted snowflake ornaments...similar to the crocheted ones. Glad to hear the socks are going so well and sorry that the yarn ran out. I hear good things about the toe up knitting and have been thinking about giving it a try myself. Also glad that you liked the card. My dogs sleep about 20 hours a day in addition to other things that I'm glad I don't know about!
Have a great Thanksgiving!
I used plain old felt from the fabric store for these ornaments. I felted my favorite green lambswool sweater, and I'm going to cut up that for trees. I just loved that sweater, but it had a number of holes and looked so ratty. I had to do something with, or else I would just keep on wearing it!
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