I have started to make a record of gifts made and who I want them for, its a lovely feeling to know that I am giving something made with love.
I have started yet another lacy shawl, I love the pattern and the yarn this time is a lovely smoky grey which is perfect for who I have in mind.
I am reading Thin by Grace Bowman, a memoir of anorexia and her recovery, a really sad heart breaking account of her addiction to starvation.
I am once again joining Ginny over at Small Things, why not pop over and see what others have on their needles/hooks and what they are reading. Have a wonderful day.
See you soon.
love the gifts you have made so far, well done.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gifts, I am sure the recipients will be so pleased with them! Lovely shades of green and pink, so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteyou are so well organised, but I bet it feels so good! The shawls are so lovely! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than giving or receiving a handmade gift. I'm sure the recipients will be delighted xx
ReplyDeleteBravo on finishing things and making records and giving handmade gifts! What pattern is that shawl? I'm working on an Elise shawl in natural alpaca. It's getting bigger! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great book
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your shawls. I may have to start my gift countdown too
Love all the finishes - gorgeous! Your Christmas Organiser looks lovely - very efficient! I hope to be that organised for Christmas and birthday gifts - one year I'll get there.
ReplyDeleteYou are putting me to shame. My pile of unfinished is triumphing over my good intentions :-(
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Such lovely shawls. Handmade gifts are so beautiful and personal. You are so organised, I must sit down and do some planning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawls !!!! Perfect gift for cold days !!!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day !
Anna
Hi Lorraine! Your shawls are stunning, what patterns did you use?
ReplyDeleteI love it that you are planning ahead for giving!
Take care!
Ingrid xx
http://myfunkycrochet.blogspot.be
I used the pattern designed by Elisabeth de Herraiz in issue 29 of simply crochet. Hope that helps.
DeleteYou are so talented! Wonder if I could find someone to teach me to crochet. I am in need of a new pass time. I am so burnt out on making bonnets and aprons!
ReplyDeletegolly have you been productive or what? Love the projects and how beautiful they all are!
ReplyDeleteWhen I wrote a check the other day it dawned on my as I wrote the date that we're almost half way to Christmas. CRAZY!!!!!! You have so many pretty gifts in the works already!! xo
ReplyDelete~ Wendy
So many lovely things! That yarn that you are making the new shawl with looks amazing! xx
ReplyDeleteGosh you have been a busy lady finishing off projects - it feels good doesn't it? Love the colour of your shawl
ReplyDeleteCaz xx
You have been busy, that book looks like a bit of a tear jerker.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful projects, I love all the lace!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you got to finish some of your projects and that they go to be gifted .
ReplyDeleteI'm sure all the recipients will love it my friend. I love all of the colors and patterns you chose :)