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Sorry to hear about your parents Jenny. Mine did a similar thing, refused to move until it was way too late, will have to try not to do the same ourselves! We are fine here in Port Macquarie, no COVID

Glad you found the link https://acunningplan.typepad.com/andsheknitstoo/2010/09/rhinebeck-project.html It was a skill I’m glad I learned. Though I would have to relearn it now. My shawl is in my

Very little Ann in PA

Oh, Jenny. How lousy a time you are having. I’m so sorry. We are coping as best as can be expected Older Son invited us along on a beach outing. We didn’t go. As much as it would be possible

I have the yarn for the Heartwarmwr - maybe I’ll even knit it one of these days! With retirement looming and global warming really changing our climate here I’m not sure what I should do about the

Jenny sounds like this has been a rough patch for you - sorry to hear it. The hardest part of the pandemic for me has been not seeing my folks.y dad had a bad flare of pain after his sister’s

Jenny, I’m sorry to hear about your parents. Yes, it is very difficult to deal with parents who are adamant in doing certain things. We had that with my MIL and fortunately, my mother was wise

Years (maybe 50?) ago, I fell in love with one of the Swedish-type shawls in a McCall’s (maybe) Knitting magazine. That’s how it was shown, Jenny, Sort of backwards. Never did get around to

I’d love to hear how people are doing. Between virus, floods, fires, storms (locusts?) it has not been a great year. Are we all making lemonade with our lemons? I’m struggling a bit, with one

I had missed those, Nilda, but they do look clever and fun. Just about right for the present times. Jenny Sent: 06 September 2020 15:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yarnmongers]

Kinda related but not - Anyone have a look at Cat Bordhi's last collection? Momo cowls. They are lovely and clever. Going on my list, and I have a bunch of Malabrigo that I can use for one of them.

Gigantic is good for wrapping up in. And I think historically the shawl corners were passed around the front of the body, then back around and then tied behind to get a cross-over type protection for

Anmiryam, I’d also love to hear how the island is this year. When do you come back? Jenny, I too thought I was the last one still working on this. It is good to hear that I am not. I searched for

And there was me thinking everyone else had finished and I was the only one to fall by the wayside. How’s the island this year, Anmiryam? I’m guessing you are still over there. Loved the dog

I too have the beginnings of this shawl in a bin at home. Can’t dig it out now, but maybe it is time to start anew. Anmiryam

That reminds me, I started that way back when, and also put it aside (can’t remember why). Might be a good project to dig out and get to work on. I remember I did like the pattern very much, also

I finally have restarted the Swedish Heartwarmer Shawl that many Mongers knit about a decade ago. And, I realized I had used the wrong color to begin the shawl all those years ago! I had to rip it as

Very cool! I love to spin Shetland. Connie

Their farm is McTavish Shetlands -?http://mctavishfarmshetlands.blogspot.com/?m=1 - I don't know where it originally came from.? I'll try to remember to ask Tracy if I ever see her again at weavers

So how did the McTavish name come to be? Connie