I’m doing a short update on a few scrap tops that I put together . I want to get a few more done ,that way when hubby goes out of town here soon, I’m going to use the dining room table to knot the tops. When hubby leaves ,Leona and I just eat whenever,as the other children, ages 22 and 24 ,at home often have their own plans.
I was surprised at how the different creams and whites came together, I wasn’t sure if I was going to like using so many different shades of cream and white. Had to use a few other light colors to finish out the light out around the dark.
Another log cabin that I messed up on in the far left zig zag. Lesson here .. never wait to sew a layout several weeks after laying out your pattern cause you forget just exactly what the plans were.
Working on a stack of these blocks now
Oh yes,I found the neatest way to quickly learn knitting online.
I must say that this tickled my funny bone😂
Break time over,back to sewing. Deb
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Love the socks! That would be my plan too…
You’re very diligent with your scraps – you’ve made some lovely tops
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Lol,can’t fail that sock pattern.:) thank you for the sweet comment!!
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Ha ha love the socks, my daughter knits wonderful socks, from all the scraps of wool she has left over, like you scraps of fabric 🙂 Looks like you are going to be busy 🙂
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Great scrappy quilts! I need the pattern for the socks! Lol:)
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Thank you! The pattern.. 😂go to Wally World ,pick out two skeins of yarn that are your colors.. purchase.. go home and stick your feet in them.🤣😂hope you don’t have a cat for they might fight for them.
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That is one thing I have never tried is knitting, my Grammy taught me to crochet ,so I never felt a real need to knit . I can imagine your daughters knitted socks are delightful in color. Could of used a pair of them when we were in the cold north.😄
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Great knitting Deb😬😊
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That made me laugh out loud! That’s the kind of knitting I could do, too. I love the log cabin quilt and can’t see a mistake with the way it’s laid out!
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Oh it did me too! The log cabin is busy enough that the mistake isn’t real noticeable that’s why I didn’t bother to fix it.
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Your socks are awesome. I love them. My wife just fished socks, which I will use when wearing gumboots. Soon we will visit to a quilt show, for a long time and I hope that .my post will be ready before summer. 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed the socks,and I’m sure your wife is a much better knitter who makes lovely warm socks. I’m really looking forward to that quilt post.😊
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Your quilts are looking good. I don’t quilt as often as you and often forget what I was doing. I write notes to myself and sometimes I am not even sure about my notes!
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Thank you! Lol .. I wished I would even write a note. I’m good at putting everything in a bag then sometime later coming across the bags and have to figure out what I was planning on doing with them.
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Thank you for this post – I laughed so hard at the sock – I’m never going to be a knitter. LOL The log cabin looks great. It’s only a little lighter in that spot and the design still shows.
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Glad you enjoyed it ! Thank you for visiting.😊
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LOL Great socks! 🙂 Your scrap quilts are lovely – even the log cabin quilt that you “messed up” looks great to me.
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Aren’t those socks “cool”?! Lol …thank you,that mess up wasn’t to bad,a good reminder to be more careful.
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