Today I am also grateful that I finished knitting my handwarmers because they are keeping me toasty on this cold overcast morning. The problem with living in 100 year old brick buildings with big windows and high ceilings on overcast days is it can be pretty chilly inside.
These are knit from possum wool that I bought in New Zealand in April. They are fuzzy, soft and warm, the pattern is free on Ravelry.
I hope/pray that you have a great Thanksgiving and thank you for being a friend.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Judy! It has been a tough year for alot of us but we still have much to be thankful for. Blogging friends are the best!
ReplyDeleteI love your hand warmers. Some day I am going to learn how to knit.
You too Trish! Big Hugs to you today!
ReplyDeleteI love my blogging friends Bee! Isn't it great the way the internet has been able to bring people world wide with common interests together.
ReplyDeleteAbout the wrist warmers, whose pattern did you use? thank you for letting us know where to get a pattern!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Judy! I am so thankful for inspiring artists such as yourself, willing to encourage, push, challenge, and teach all of us who are just starting out. I also would love to know the pattern for the wrist warmers. It has warmed up to 20 degrees today -woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteHerm and Jeannie, If you click on the word pattern in the blog post it will bring you to the page on Ravelry with the pattern.
ReplyDeleteenjoy!
Love those wrist warmers! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your kids. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving! Glad you took the risk and came to NZ - the weather is just lovely at the moment, people have actually started to complain about the heat :-)
ReplyDeleteWe love you too! See you soon. Wear warm clothes.
ReplyDeleteThank you Judy, I found the pattern!
ReplyDeletePretty handwarmers! I'd like a whole body one for up here ;o) Ditto on being thankful for being able to stay a full-time artist during this crazy economy and keeping entertained and inspired by my Blog friends!
ReplyDeleteWe are so glad you are our friend too. See you soon. Stay warm. I have a possum sweater I bought while teaching in New Zealand.
ReplyDeleteI think these gloves are what I need to keep my hands warm when typing/thanks. Love love your pottery/I didn't know you were so good at that too! I have a possum jacket!
ReplyDeleteLinda/www.dragonthreadsopenbook.blogspot.com
Hi Linda, thanks, these kind of gloves are the best for sitting at the computer and working!
ReplyDeleteyour art and clothing is amazing keep up the good work and i hope you post somemore soon.
ReplyDeleteThe glove look very good.