Sunday 26 February 2012

Year of projects 26.02.12

I have been knitting like a mad thing today when I could, as I was desperate to show a photo slightly further on than I am.....but with family moaning (well, just hubby actually) and light fading I've had to leave it here.


Actually, when I laid it out to take the photo it looked a little better than I expected.  I am currently doing the hood which is taking forever, but as I have a mahusive head, I don't want to scrimp on it!  I have also started a sleeve....so I am getting there!  This week I did my three needle bind off, which was easy-peasy, I was a little scared as it sounded complicated, but actually it was (directed by youtube) no problem at all.  The sweater is really taking shape now.....hopefully my shape...as I am still a bit worried it is a little on the small side.....I have come up with a solution though, I am going to go on a major crash diet to make it fit.......if I stop eating now....it may fit me in a few months.


It has been a glorious weekend the weather has been beautiful, making everything seem do-able.  We have fitted in two lovely beach walks....today at a beach about five minutes away.  Last year in the early autumn there was a film set here shooting parts of the film 'Snow White and the Huntsman'.......how could the the Hollywood stars who spent a few days here not be touched by the beautiful landscapes of my county.......yep, I am a very proud Welsh girly!

Anyway.....bedtime for three tired boys and two sandy dogs....after that I will enjoy sitting down to read about all my fellow blogger's progression on their Year of Projects work

17 comments:

  1. The jumper is looking good, the colour is really gorgeous.Can't wait to see it finished X

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  2. The jumper is really looking great. And the countryside is amazing!
    I've not heard of that film before, sounds interesting

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  3. Jumper looks great!
    It's funny, I too have a mahooooosive head and find that most hooded things just make me look like a retarded elf, should I try to wear the hood up.
    The answer is certainlly to make your own hooded thing.
    Good luck, Missus and enjoy your week.
    Xxx

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  4. It's really coming on Faith, what yarn are you using? I'm well impressed that you are knitting a hood too! Lucky you living in such wonderful countryside and coast too x Hope your week is a goody xox

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  5. That beach looks wonderful, I'd love to explore it. And to have it just five minutes away, lucky you!

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  6. Thats brilliant progress, your nearly there :)

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  7. Beautiful sweater and beautiful landscape. Hubby just sometimes ask me to move my yarn when it's in his way, doesn't really complain about my knitting or crocheting...cept he says I don't pay attention to when we're watching tv and get's irritated if I say what did they say? Not because I'm not paying attention, but because I can't hear it sometimes. That's not however what he thinks!

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  8. 'Mahusive'! Cracked me up! Never heard that term before! I like it. I am greatly impressed by anyone who can actually put a sweater together. It is most awesome. And, I can NOT believe that is the puppy in that photo! He has really grown! Wow!

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  9. Oh wow look at your sweater, aren't you making great progress...loved the mahusive comment that made me giggle but seriously your doing great and I think it will fit without the diet.
    What a lovely pic and you've every right to be a proud Welshy girl, I love it when people are proud of where there from, cause I'm a proud Irish girrly lol

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  10. Your hoodie looks great so far! And your countryside looks gorgeous - apparently you live in the second most beautiful country of the world, after Canada of course (LOL)!

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  11. hello
    what a beautiful sweater and a dream of landscape.
    your blog is beautiful.
    have a nice week,
    regina

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  12. You can't beat a Celtic coastline (says the girl raised in Cornwall by a Scots dad and an Irish/Welsh mum).

    Beautiful hoodie. I'm sure it will block up a bit bigger if needed. x

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  13. You are doing such an amazing job on that hoodie.
    How lovely to be able to take such walks like that.

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  14. You don't have a massive head,just a gorgeous mane of hair (at least that's how it looks to me). The sweater is beautiful, as is your beach. Lucky you!

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  15. Your sweater is looking lovely Faith...love the colour too...just the thing for all those walks along the beach at this tome of year...Oh my, you are so lucky to live in such a gorgeous place!
    Hope you are having a great week,
    Susan x

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  16. Your hooded wonder looks full of promise! Have you noticed how the colour of your yarn marries beautifully with your coastal walk picture? This is all very lovely indeed.

    Stephanie

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