1. I'm thankful to have working heat and warm clothes on days like today.
This was the weather outside when I woke up this morning:
Naturally, the only thing to do when you can't stay in doors on a day like this:
you wear long johns under your work pants!
2. Excited to have tried a new pattern and have another custom order quickly "out the door" (techinally this custom order just went downstairs as my Mother-in-law ordered it for a friend!)
Here's the finished product from Sunday's SNEAK PEAK:
The pattern is from Rachel over at Maybe Matilda and can be found HERE. I did make a few adjustments though:
- starting chain of 100
- Round (Row) 1 - sc in 2nd chain from hook and across (99 stitches), sl st to join loop (making sure to not twist), fasten off
- Round 2 - started following pattern as Rachel wrote it for the V-stitch pattern
- Round 13 (final) - ch 2 into top of dc of V-stitch of previous round. hdc into each ch and dc of round 12, sl st to join and fasten off
-10 degrees?!! I thought it was cold here at 16 degrees. Stay warm. :)
ReplyDeleteit's the 25 mph wind gusts that put you at "feels like -27" that's definitely the worst of it! Thankfully I don't have a job that requires me to be outside all day, and a VERY sweet husband who gets up before me to snow plow, make me coffee and warm up my car before I have to leave!!
DeleteI feel your pain on that cold! I didn't have to leave the house yesterday, and I STILL had on 8 layers on top and 3 layers of pants PLUS leg warmers I've crocheted. Nutso!! (We also have a pretty drafty house.)
ReplyDeleteLove the cowl pattern and colors! Nicely done.
Mindy - somehow today feels worse!! I can't seem to warm up since I got into the office at 8! I think "FREEZING COLD" is going to have to be a new color option on my Mood Blanket :-D
Deleteand thank you for the nice compliment! I was almost a little bummed that I had to give away the cowl for the order. I definitely am going to have to make one for me soon!!
It's so true--that's why I did a temperature scarf for last year. I'm hoping to post it soon! It's over 8' long... =)
DeleteDefinitely make one for yourself. Such a fun quick project, and you have to love that V-stitch!