Meandering Through Life

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I’ve challenged myself to use the Yarn I have at home for my projects – before buying any – I did find a loophole… I blame the book The Lost Flock.

I was taught how to knit by my Nonna and Nana when I was around 6 years old. I love being able to accentuate my wardrobe with one-of-a-kind pieces.
My brain likes puzzling out the complex patterns, and it’s an achievable creative outlie for when my shoulder and head are yelling at me.

Click on the Project if you want to see where I got the patterns

Celtic Myths shawl.
Cotton I brought home from Italy in 2021
Some kind of wool… I don’t remember what kind
It’s my first big lace project
I dislike sewing on buttons
Fancy wool spun with recycled silk – in the medieval style
The red is called Morgana La fe
The brown is Guinevere
Fancy Ancient sheep wool from Scotland
Trying to remember how to crochet
Mom’s scarf is finished. Blocking is magic
I make socks when I’m unable to concentrate or doing something I need to pay more attention to
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