To be without the ability to knit right now has been truly difficult for me. But I am so grateful that I can still spin.
On Friday, I finished this:
Southern Cross Fibre Shetland in “Beltane,” chain-plied for socks for one of my sons. This would be for a Christmas present but I doubt I’ll have enough time to knit them after I get out of this splint.
But the yarn is ready when I am!
Then Friday night, I watched the third Lord of the Rings movie with the youth at my church. It is so long that I managed to spin an entire four ounces during it. And the movie still wasn’t done!
I started with this:
Southern Cross Fibre Bond in “Esmerelda,” picked by my other son for slippers (which would also be for Christmas if my hand weren’t broken).
I spin it as a fat 2-ply, and I love how it turned out.
To paraphrase from a certain fish we all know: When life gets you down, you know what you gotta do? Just keep spinning, just keep spinning, just keep spinning, spinning, spinning.
Those colors are just gorgeous, both of them! They make me want to get out the crochet hook again!
Gorgeous colours! These must cheer you up no end. What a wonderful ability you have. Spinning must be very therapeutic for you. I enjoy reading your posts, I’m in the UK and knitting is my thing. Hope your hand repairs itself soon.