8 December 2012

There was more than I thought

Back from raking... it was amazing how many leaves there still were but its a good job done and I am pleased to have had the exercise and fresh air.  I started off in a coat and neck warmer, and ended up in just my t-shirt and cardigan.


The neck warmer is Super Snuggly by Penny Whitehall, which was published in issue 88 of Simply Knitting.  The yarn was some I picked up in the charity shop so I have no details of it.  This is a very simple neck warmer and sits beautifully in the neck of a coat or cardigan.  I plan to knit a few more.  Plenty of yarn in my stash




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5 comments:

  1. Pumpkin8 December 2012 at 20:50

    Raking leaves can be annoying, but how else would you find perfect places to photograph your pretty new finished projects? That looks like a really fun pattern to knit, I can see why you want to make more

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  2. Sweet Posy Dreams8 December 2012 at 22:38

    Everything looks very tidy in your garden. I don't enjoy raking, but I always tell myself it's good, free exercise. No need to pay a gym membership!

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  3. Michelle10 December 2012 at 18:03

    You have such a large yard! I'm green with envy! We have no green space to rake. The cowl is beautiful! It would be lovely to have one in every color.

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  4. kristieinbc10 December 2012 at 18:50

    Great neck warmer! Isn't it a nice feeling to get the yard tidied up before winter sets in?

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  5. paulineknit19 December 2012 at 18:14

    You are good, raking up leaves. We leave ours, as part of our wildlife garden ethic. But then our garden isn't as big as yours and the leaves look part and parcel of the mess. Love the neckwarmer, especially as I need to wear them. I really must start opening and reading my copies of Simply Knitting. I subscribe but never have the time to look.

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