Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Knitting

I was clearing out a closet when I found a box containing several skeins of yarn and a work-in-progress sweater — a project I had abandoned when my eldest son was born. Back in those days before my boys came along, I knitted quite a bit.

 I took out the sweater from the box and thought I could just pick up where I left off.

I gave up after knitting just  a few rows. God knows how many stitches I had dropped!  All that concentration and counting was making my head spin! And I itched each time the mohair sweater came into contact with my skin. Seriously, knitting in the tropics where the temps are in the 90's is crazy! How the hell did I do it in those days!??!!

I am so done with knitting!

Ha! Then I found Sonja's video on YouTube.


Who needs yarn when you have royal icing!

Showing off my 'knit' projects!




Keep Calm and Carry On Linking Sunday

24 comments:

  1. So cute! I knitted years ago, mainly making baby blankets. My mom knitted a lot, hats, socks, sweaters. I tried to make a scarf a about 10 years ago. It just wasn't as fun knitting as when I was younger, so I shelved it. I think I might want to learn to crochet sometime.

    betty

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  2. Adorable. You're most talented.

    Have a fabulous day, Veronica. ♥

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  3. THAT is CRAZY! I think I could have knit that little guy faster than it took her to decorate all those stitches onto the cookie! It's beautiful though. I say it all the time: I would feel so guilty eating all that work.

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  4. you are so talent. love all your knitting projects.
    have a great day

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  5. Amazing cookies as always! I don't think I have the patience to learn to knit or crochet.

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  6. Oooh I love the penguin biscuits, beautiful! It looks a bit tricky, but I might have to give it a try, such amazing results for you x
    #GlobalBlogging

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  7. Lovely and lovely . Keep commenting on my blog because I love your comments.

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  8. You're creative. Mohair is soft but yeah, itchy. #GlobalBlogging

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  9. Those are absolutely amazing - my icing skills are at kindergarten level in comparison!

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  10. Never had the patience! But I admire those who do!

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  11. Aww! these made me smile :-)

    Have a knittastic week :-)

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  12. Oh these are so cute.. you are so talented!

    http://www.henatayeb.blogspot.com

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  13. So much fun! I with I knew how to knit. Isaak would love to try it! I want to try felting too!

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  14. Awwww Those are adorable, but I don't knit unfortunately, but I do crochet & I have so many things started & I just hope I have time to finish what I have started before Christmas. Wish me luck! HUGS & MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU & YOURS!

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  15. Very clever - quite adorable!
    Thanks for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2018/12/cranberry-orange-rolls.html

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  16. I love your knitting cookies! They are so intricate and awesome.

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  17. These are so cute. Thanks for sharing on Sunday's Best.

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  18. I have been trying to learn how to knit and I fail LOL. It's just not for me perhaps..but I love your sweet knitting project. Those cookies look rad!

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  19. Definitely makes knitting easier!! #KCACOLS

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  20. They look amazing!!! I used to love knitting but also haven't done any in a very long time! #KCACOLS

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  21. Oh my goodness these are so adorable! You are very talented and I know my daughter would love something like this she loved Penguins. Thank you so much for linking up with us for #kcacols and we hope to see you next time! 😘

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