Unlucky for some…
The weather has been glorious today. After mowing the lawn and pulling up some troublesome stinging nettles I have enjoyed an hour’s al fresco knitting. All that vitamin D should help my immunity 😄
I have been working on the first sleeve of my nephew’s cable aran.
Please ignore the dying primula in the background. The warm weather has taken me a bit by surprise and I haven’t really got into a watering routine yet😕
So back to the sleeve. Another 20 rows to go on the increase sequence and then once it is the desired length I will start on the raglan shaping. He’s not going to get it for chilly spring days but he does live in Scotland and there is generally a chill all year round 😆
Woolly wishes,
Jane ♡♡♡
It looks great!! (Also, thank you for reminding me of setting up a watering routine again … Gaaah)
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Thank you Julia and glad to be of help 😉
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I can smell the earth from over here. We had fair weather this weekend as well. I love knitting outside.
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I think the sun has burnt the top of my head a bit – that’ll teach me 😂
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Time to knit a brimmed hat!
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Or maybe a pretty bandana! There are some nice patterns out there.
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Your knitting is beautiful, wow, I’m still a beginner knitter. Also, as a farm girl, I discovered stinging nettle tea which is just nettle boiled in water. It has many health benefits!
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Yes we have nettle tea, have to admit it tastes far too healthy for my liking 🤔
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Haha, yes it doesn’t taste very good I’ll agree with that. 😜
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😝😝😝
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You are very good. My sister worked with knitting needles and made sweaters 😉😍😍😍
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Thank you. I find it such a good way to unwind 😊
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