Working on Christmas presents doesn't lead to a lot of pictures for blogs, especially when people are readers! Sorry 'bout that. Will try to improve!.
Today I shall mumble (feel free to stop reading if you like)....
Oddly enough, on the same subject - Knitting Daily has been talking about the very same thing...UFO's and why we have them. When I returned to knitting I swore I would NEVER (hah) have any more than one project at a time on the needles. Well then. Ahem. I lied. Yep, I admit it - I lied. The number has risen to five and is threatening to keep increasing. What is it with knitting anyway? And why is it that we (I) have to have a different knitting bag for each project? It's an illness I know it is and it appears as though it's infecting more and more people all the time!
Today I dyed. Yep. It's 'that' time of year for the proverbial flip-the-mattress-wash-the-entire-bedding process. Who knew that a green wool blanket would turn a flannel sheet the most interesting putrid shade of P-green in the washer? oops.
Has anyone ever figured out a use for dust bunnies? It's one of those questions I would like to have answered. If there's a factory somewhere in the world that makes something with them, would you kindly let me know? I have a big supply, just waiting for a good home. All postage paid.
I'm with you MA --I need to have someone who I think is "watching" me so that I will finish some of the UFO's and use some of my "stuff" that I have accumulated over the years.
ReplyDeleteBut the biggest challenge for me will be not to buy more to replace it
:} I bet if you slapped a pile of dust bunnies on a piece of fusible..or threw them all in a laundry bag and felted them in the machine...or used them as fuel for pyrography techniques.......
ReplyDeleteI thought dust bunnies were for the cats to play with and drag all over the house...:)
ReplyDeleteOlivia