Here is a picture of my knitting sampler. I am farther along than I thought I would be.
I got a wonderful surprise in the mail yesterday from a friend. She made a felted bag for me. Here is a picture of it.
We are very blessed to live on a farm. We love old fashioned ways of doing things that seem to be fading away. We realize that this lifestyle is not for everyone but we are very grateful that God allows us to enjoy it.
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May the Lord richly bless each of you!!!
Marci, I'm sorry to hear you are feeling under the weather. If you do get sick, I hope it is mild and short.
ReplyDeleteYour sampler looks great! I look forward to the time when I can learn to knit, probably 10 years from now.
I really enjoyed your posts on homesteading. You are an excellent writer!
I hope that you're feeling better. I prayed for your health today. It is very icy in Cincinnati. Schools were canceled and as I was going to babysit I got bumped off the road. I was not really hurt, no damage to the car, just the air bag popped out. So now I am waiting at the dealer as the put the air bag back in. The Lord is so good to keep me safe.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great bag. Sure hope you feel better. Titus is sick today. I sure hope everyone is well so we can take our trip Monday.
ReplyDeleteOh no! I hope that you avoided the plague! It's not like you to be sick!
ReplyDeleteI loved your new purse--esp. the purple-of course! :0)
And your knitting is wonderful--hope we live near each other some day so you can teach me! :0)
Your sampler is simply loverly, darling. :-D I got home just in time for the arctic blast!
ReplyDeleteI thank the Lord for fire.