Ribh's D'Coopage

[MaryJanet]

And ribh, that crochet is stunning!

 

[Ribh]

I'm loving all these photos of skies! I've got next week off so I'll get a couple of sunsets to share

Delighted to learn Namaste is looking better!

They're great, aren't they!

 

[Ribh]

And ribh, that crochet is stunning!

Ah, it's a waffle stitch. Really easy. I have trouble with instructions. I was telling Kris I'm going to drive myself crazy & teach myself Tunisian crochet. Like I'm on top of the easy stuff!!And don't have enough to do. Meanwhile apparently the baby blanket was well received.

 

[rjohns39]

Evening folks

 

[Ribh]

Hey, Bob. Sorry for all the crafty talk. A winter hazard round here.

 

[Aussie-Chookmum]

Gorgeous skies, gorgeous crochet and stunning colour wool!
I'm so glad Namaste seems to be improving. I hope she keeps doing so in leaps and bounds!
My youngest and I were at Spotlight today (fabric and craft supply store). They want to try "arm knitting" and we were looking for chunky, thick ply wool. They didn't see anything they liked that was chunky enough. Thanks to your crochet posts Ribh, I remembered a neck cowl I knitted that is too bulky to wear and have offered it up for cannibalization
!

 

[rjohns39]

Hey, Bob. Sorry for all the crafty talk. A winter hazard round here.

Don't be sorry. I enjoy reading it and seeing the pics, but just don't have anything to contribute.

 

[Ribh]

Isn't it nice of everyone to share the beauty?

I'm so glad Namaste seems to be improving. I hope she keeps doing so in leaps and bounds!

Me too! She even seemed a little heavier tonight so she's starting to put on weight again. Being warmer @ night really seems to be helping just now. Lottie likes it too but the cold doesn't seem to be bothering anyone else.

I remembered a neck cowl I knitted that is too bulky to wear and have offered it up for cannibalization
!

Oh, that is ! Recycling @ its finest!

 

[Ribh]

Don't be sorry. I enjoy reading it and seeing the pics, but just don't have anything to contribute.

I have a daughter with a whole swag of friends who have money but no creativity. Homemade stuff is a novelty. One girl asked her Gran for an afghan like the one I made the girl. Gran promised to make it ~ then went out & bought one made in China so I have been roped in for that too. I don't mind making [though it is starting to come rather expensive; the girl offered to contribute but she doesn't get paid anywhere near enough] & I get to practice reading instructions! lol I need it. I make a lot of mistakes until I can *see* the pattern.

 

[rjohns39]

My crafty side is with wood. Not much time for it anymore... But maybe one day. I'd love to get a small saw mill and mill my own wood. I have plenty of it here.