this is pure JOY!! all winter i have been knitting hats to be offered to those who find themselves without shelter or home. all the yarn is donated and although a small gesture of care, there is a shared comfort. may we all feel loved, may we all the sweetness of unexpected kindness.
True elation! I hope we get to see what you create with these treasures! Your gift is a gift to us with your photo, haiku, and your joy Cathy! Thank you!
OHMY, those colors are gorgeous! I just finished knitting a cardigan for a friend, it was (is) indeed a pleasure to knit (or crochet, which I think I prefer...) Enjoy the yarn. Love from the Netherlands!
I would be happy to receive yarn as a gift. I enjoy doing loom knitting. I am an inept clod and my fingers get tied around each other when I try to do the regular kind.
I never got the hang of knitting even though my mother taught me the badjcs knkt and purl. But oh the crochet i excel there. My 2 brag about pieces fod 2019 were a table cloth wedding gift for a young couple, and a Christmas angel tree ornament for my granddaughter
I don’t knit, but have always thought a basket of yarn in all its wonderful colors is beautiful. Maybe by a fireplace, with a kitty curled up beside it? In a cottage by the ocean? (If I had that imaginary cottage, I guess I would have to learn to knit )my
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ReplyDeleteHello, pretty yarn! I like the haiku, receiving knitted gifts is a pleasure too. Enjoy your day, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletethis is pure JOY!! all winter i have been knitting hats to be offered to those who find themselves without shelter or home. all the yarn is donated and although a small gesture of care, there is a shared comfort. may we all feel loved, may we all the sweetness of unexpected kindness.
ReplyDeleteA lovely gift, Cathy. I always wish I knew how to knit and crochet. Happy New year.
ReplyDeleteYou must have a lot of patience for knitting. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
True elation! I hope we get to see what you create with these treasures! Your gift is a gift to us with your photo, haiku, and your joy Cathy! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOHMY, those colors are gorgeous! I just finished knitting a cardigan for a friend, it was (is) indeed a pleasure to knit (or crochet, which I think I prefer...) Enjoy the yarn. Love from the Netherlands!
ReplyDeleteOh, the joy of doing something you love is priceless
ReplyDeleteThere's something that is comforting working with yarn
ReplyDeleteI would be happy to receive yarn as a gift. I enjoy doing loom knitting. I am an inept clod and my fingers get tied around each other when I try to do the regular kind.
ReplyDeleteI'm warmer on this January day just seeing the yarn and reading your haiku.
ReplyDeleteI never got the hang of knitting even though my mother taught me the badjcs knkt and purl. But oh the crochet i excel there. My 2 brag about pieces fod 2019 were a table cloth wedding gift for a young couple, and a Christmas angel tree ornament for my granddaughter
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday
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I don’t knit, but have always thought a basket of yarn in all its wonderful colors is beautiful. Maybe by a fireplace, with a kitty curled up beside it? In a cottage by the ocean? (If I had that imaginary cottage, I guess I would have to learn to knit )my
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