![Last night, I prepared to cast on another sock (Don’t worry about the sock. That’s not the point. I still have like eighty one in progress. Everything’s fine.) and I was like “Wait a minute. Where’s my Northeasterly?”
Hmm.
I checked all the project bags in my craft room. Yep. All socks.
I texted @egonzales74 and @dcbritter that I’d somehow misplaced my Northeasterly. Elisa wondered if she’d mistakenly absconded with it.
I remembered planning to knit on it whenever I’m with Elisa and looking around my craft room. I could not find it!
A change of perspective was needed. I decided to sit in the floor and look from another angle.
And as I descended to the tile, I saw my spare yarn bowl and remembered! Ah yes! It’s in my other yarn bowl!!!
Yep! There it is! Hiding on a lower shelf!
I hope your Wed. Is giving you what you need, Crew!!!
[ID: Scrappy Northeasterly strip on blue DPN’s in a blue and white clay yarn bowl. In the background is a clear acrylic jar with orange, gold and blue yarn in it.]
#muststashyarn #sockyarn #northeasterly](http://www.metzroth.com/katie/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
Usually, when I blog, I’m hoping to make you smile and if I’m having a really good day, laugh. Today, I’m thinking about how short life is and how lucky I feel just to be able to walk among the flowers.
Last week was a sad one and I coped in the only way I know how. I knit. I made an afghan square in memory of Krystle Campbell. Originally, I was making a red, white, and blue cable square, but then, I thought, she wasn’t a soldier or a combat pilot. She was a girl cheering for a runner, just trying to enjoy the day…and I knit a tulip.
While taking pictures, I saw one lone dandelion, thought of all the wishes she might have had, all the dreams that would never be realized and shed a tear.
Then I went inside, wrapped it up with a bluebonnet and a prayer and sent it to her family. I hope knowing that other people care will ease their sorrow, even if for just a little while.
Tami’s Amis
Wisdom begins in Wonder
Natural Suburbia
Tags: 4KCBWDAY5, eskimimi makes, FO Friday, knitting and crochet blog week
A beautiful square to remember someone special.
Vera recently posted..Girl on Film~~4KCBWDAY5
What a beautiful cloth and a beautiful sentiment.
You just got way more awesome.
Way more.
Carrie recently posted..I apparently lost my calm and mature self at “I do.”
Amen.
Bonnie recently posted..Piece Me Together
Beautifully made and said.
Jess recently posted..Find Your Fight and Do It
What a beautiful way of using this topic for sharing such a powerful feeling with us. Thank you! You made us stop and think about all this again and turned into something beautiful.
Such a pretty project for springtime. A very nice job of knitting too.
AllyB recently posted..The sun was actually shining!
What a beautiful gesture! I love the tulip square.
Cathy recently posted..Hand Dyed Rikke Hat
Gorgeous square. Hard to know how to cope with a tragedy like this.
Minding My Own Stitches recently posted..Finished Object Friday
It really is.
That is such a wonderful sentiment, and a gorgeous afghan square.
Joanna recently posted..4KCBWDAY5: Just the facts, ma’am
What a beautiful thought to honor a memory.
This is lovely.
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Also, I linked back to this post in my Inspiration Saturday feature. :) http://woolendiversions.blogspot.com/2013/04/is-20-inspiration-you-guys.html
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So nice.