What is it about dogs and snow? She just won't quit! The more snow the better.
I'm just glad it happened on the weekend and I didn't have to work in it.
And just a small reminder to make sure your walkways and stairs are clear for you mail carrier.
And just a small reminder to make sure your walkways and stairs are clear for you mail carrier.
Mostly I sat and watched the snow fall and worked on Tulip. I'm on the seed stitch border, then on to the I-cord.
I thinking, whoever thought of the idea to make these interchangeable circular needles, is a genius. I can leave all the stitches on the cords and put the end caps on and I don't have to transfer them back and forth. From there I start right on the I-cord edge.
I thinking, whoever thought of the idea to make these interchangeable circular needles, is a genius. I can leave all the stitches on the cords and put the end caps on and I don't have to transfer them back and forth. From there I start right on the I-cord edge.
Genius, I say!!!!
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My dog has never seen snow, but by next winter we'll be moving, once again, and she'll get to play in it. I love my KP needles, just sometimes I get the yarn, especially the lace, caught in the joint, when it untwists. :(
silly dog, Tux watched it out the window for a while, but I think he was more happy that Dave wasn't there
My big standard poodle is wild about the snow- but my wee little schnoodle-much happier rolled up in a warm blankie inside. Maybe it has to do with the size of the dog?
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