is improving. The original postop dressing worked its way off (thank goodness – it was so big and bulky!) so Mr. iknead wrapped it again for me. This time it was just right – not too big and not too tight or too loose.
A masterpiece of finger bandaging.
I crocheted few rows of the Windowpane Scarf last evening,it was slow going and a little awkward, but definitely doable. Maybe I’ll give knitting a try later on today, I’m really close to finishing Clapotis and would really like to get some knitting done on the lonely WIPs that are languishing in the bottoms of assorted bags I have laying around. 🙂
SPINNING
It’s been much easier to spin than knit or crochet with my gimped up finger, so Violet the Spinning Wheel has been put to heavy use this week. This particular roving came from Three Waters Farm and is 100% Falkland Top. The colorway is Red Hot and Blue.
I’ll be finishing up this particular spinning project today with this lovely stuff waiting in the wings –
This is also from Three Waters Farm, 100% Finn Top. After spinning brights all spring and summer, this muted purple colorway will be a welcome change. To be fair though, what you see isn’t always what you get when working with wool. You just never know for sure what the completed project is going to look like. It’s like it’s biding its time, getting ready to yell SURPRISE! when it’s all said and done. 😄🤭🎁
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