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Impressive work for a cat.
Impressive work for a cat.
I bought a kit for this one in like 2011 or 2012, maybe earlier? I remember getting the kits of yarn were one of the first things I bought myself after a breakup. This is one that just sat around and got moved a lot to places I'd sit sometimes and need my hands busy.
The last couple of years it's been next to my boyfriend's couch so I would work on it while we watched movies or while I watched him play video games.
I didn't like the border so stuck my own on there. Now I have no idea what to do with it. It's another that will get piled somewhere because we have very little need for them in Arizona.
I'm trying to finish another huge one but it should work as a comforter rather than something actually warm. We will see. I also have a sweater and some socks all going...
I bought a kit for this one in like 2011 or 2012, maybe earlier? I remember getting the kits of yarn were one of the first things I bought myself after a breakup. This is one that just sat around and got moved a lot to places I'd sit sometimes and need my hands busy.
The last couple of years it's been next to my boyfriend's couch so I would work on it while we watched movies or while I watched him play video games.
I didn't like the border so stuck my own on there. Now I have no idea what to do with it. It's another that will get piled somewhere because we have very little need for them in Arizona.
I'm trying to finish another huge one but it should work as a comforter rather than something actually warm. We will see. I also have a sweater and some socks all going...
Very nice work. The cat must be exhuasted.
Very nice work. The cat must be exhuasted.
Mittens approves :)
Mittens approves :)
Nice!
I have about a half dozen old school afghans knit by my beloved deceased grandmother back in the 1960s and 1970s. All were made from hand knit squares when she was in her 70s and early 80s. She knit mine for my college dorm room but the only time I took it out of the box was the Christmas she gave it to me. It was too nice to display in my dorm room. The other afghans were made for my folks and my aunts, all passed away now. They too kept them in the box, too beautiful to put out and let get worn. I'll probably end up selling them someday. They are still too nice to put on the sofa - I have pets. I always think of the hours of labor and love she put into them. I still remember her sitting in her rocking chair with her knitting bag at her feet working away at them.
Nice!
I have about a half dozen old school afghans knit by my beloved deceased grandmother back in the 1960s and 1970s. All were made from hand knit squares when she was in her 70s and early 80s. She knit mine for my college dorm room but the only time I took it out of the box was the Christmas she gave it to me. It was too nice to display in my dorm room. The other afghans were made for my folks and my aunts, all passed away now. They too kept them in the box, too beautiful to put out and let get worn. I'll probably end up selling them someday. They are still too nice to put on the sofa - I have pets. I always think of the hours of labor and love she put into them. I still remember her sitting in her rocking chair with her knitting bag at her feet working away at them.
Great work!
Great work!
Nice. Does anyone know why they're called afghans? When I read the post title I thought you had finally put your jihadi prisoner down.
Nice.
Does anyone know why they're called afghans?
When I read the post title I thought you had finally put your jihadi prisoner down.
Very nice!
Very nice!