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Jason’s been badly neglected lately – he hasn’t had a new hat in ages. I’ve been knitting of course, knitting up a winter storm, but shawls, wraps and kiddie knits have been occupying my needles
Winter’s been grey, not particularly cold, but we’ve certainly had our fill of grey. More than fifty shades of grey, for sure. We need some colour!
Jason never said a word, but he does look cheerful, no? As for Raki… he had to supervise the photo shoot. I really should get him a director’s chair.
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Jason looks quite warm and ready for another journey. Love the waffle-weave on the cap. (May be wrong term; close enough!)
You’re doing well – I’ll make a knitter of you yet.
Very cheery indeed. The lack of heat haze makes your photos so sharp and clear, nearly as sharp as your precise knitting. Those squares would probably bring joy to the OCD afflicated.
No colour is repeated in the squares; that will probably bring joy to the bohemians amongst us.
Raki was of a mind to nest in the scarf.