Its been noisy here today, Betty's family have been making a start on clearing her flat so there has been a lot of banging and crashing. I know Betty kept a lot of cash in her flat so they were probably looking for that.
I went to the summer house this afternoon, Steve was out which means I get chance to talk to people. Unfortunately Steve arrived back in site whilst I was still chatting to the neighbours so he's now sulking, still it means it's quiet!
I've made a start on turning the yarn scraps into a blanket, a lot of the yarn is very thin, probably 3 ply. Because of this I'm doubling the yarn as I work so it should be warm and it's growing quickly. There is a lot of white yarn so I'm using one strand of white and one strand of colour, it won't be a pretty blanket but it will definitely be warm.
I might back it with a brushed cotton sheet to stop any cold draughts creeping in.
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Knitting with two strands often makes such lovely variegated colours.
From experience, two strands make a much cosier blanket and I love the idea of adding a liner. It sounds great for snuggling.
So very sorry to hear of the sad passing of your friend, Betty. I hope you are okay. Carole R.
Sounds like you are getting lots done on the warm blanket. You sure know what you are doing!
Glad you were able to get a little chat time at least. It’s important. And your blanket will be wonderful this winter if yours has started like our weather in the northwest coast across the pond.
I’m so very sorry you have lost a dear friend. It’s that “never again” feeling isn’t. Never again to laugh/moan together, have a cuppa together… just so sad. You are going through so much at the moment, disruption and uncertainty. Sending kind thoughts. June
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