Well, fall has finally hit.  It's just beautiful.  I love the change of seasons and I love fall best of all!  Since I last wrote, I finished the Republic Hat for one of my knitting buddies.  I gave it to her for her birthday and it not only fit her perfect but she loved it.  I was so glad.  I also am working on socks for myself.  My husband bought me some of the new Patons stretch yarn so I am making some socks out of it.  So far, they aren't coming out too bad.  I just have gotten used to the Unique Sheep yarn which is just lovely.  I am really getting spoiled.
I have also been working on squares for the Great American Aran Afghan.  I currently have 18 squares completed and only need 2 more to complete the 20 I planned on making.  I went to a class to learn to block and begin to put the square together.  It was fun and I learned alot.  So, I currently have 4 squares blocked and this weekend I am hoping to block some more.  Once I get the next 4 blocked, I think I am going to start sewing them together.  I am hoping to have the afghan finished by Christmas.  I am planning to make the last two squares different than what the book shows.  I think I am going to make plain squares like the back of the sweater square and then make I cords for our family initial for one block and the 08 for the year on the other block.  I hope this looks OK, it was a suggestion from someone in the blocking class and I really like the idea.
Well, back to some knitting.  I currently am working the GAAA, the stretch socks and my nephew's afghan.  Alot of work!
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Monday, October 6, 2008
Nuttin much happenin
I haven't posted since there is nothing much going on.  I have tested again for the Unique Sheep a sock that will be for the LOTR club.  They turned out just beautiful.  I also started a cabled afghan for my nephew and new niece.  They just got engaged, so hopefully I will have it finished before they get married! 
My dad is still doing as well as can be expected from a 92 year old. Other than that, I have been busy knitting and just leading a very normal life.
My dad is still doing as well as can be expected from a 92 year old. Other than that, I have been busy knitting and just leading a very normal life.
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