Today, Baby Bear is home with me. A troubled night and a temperature.
Rest and cuddles.
In between sleeping, I am having the most wonderful play with yarn.
Wondering what to do with these beauties.
They look like a pretty flower.
It's like diving my hand into the clouds above.
My ripple blanket has had to make a stop for the time being. I have run out of a particular shade of yarn which I cannot remember who it was by. Typical. I need to search more....but in the meantime (and after taking a little break for my never increasing moss stitch piece) I found a pattern to excite me.
The perfect excuse today whilst lying with my Bear.
OH MY WORD I am LOVING it.
Loving it so much, I'm making two side by side.
Both yarns giving a different effect but loving both so much. I'm hoping that with the speed of this project (and my enthusiasm), I can get something finished by the weekend. I love feeling excited by a project.....so much so, you cannot think about eating and sleeping......just getting it finished.
More cuddles now and then to pick up the hook again......
xxx
That basketful of yarn is the most delightful luxury!
ReplyDeleteinteresting stitch, indeed!!! The yarn is gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your new project, xxxxx Ale
Looks like an interesting project you have on the go. Oh those lovely yarns are just too lovely I think I would just touch them all the time. Mind at the moment that is about all I would do my making umph has abandoned me so far this year.
ReplyDeleteI hope your little bear feels better soon. Nothing like a day or two at home with mum to chase those winter bugs away.
P x
Beautiful yarn! And could you share the pattern you're working on now? Looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the end result !
ReplyDeleteKate x
Well, I hope your Baby Bear will be feeling better soon. But it sounds like you're having a cosy time together!
ReplyDeleteAnd those pretty colours have healing qualities for sure... ;-) Oh my, the colours are l-o-v-e-l-y...
Have a nice day!
You had picked great colors as usual, I loved the pattern also and I can't wait to see result. I'm sure that, it'll be gorgeous...
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Ayda
It's looking lovely and wow that yarn, love the,' like putting you hands in clouds' line as I was just thinking how cloud like and dreamy it all looks. Hope baby bear is feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteClare x
Beautiful shades!
ReplyDeleteDear Vanessa, so nice to be here, always good to visit your blog!! What a beautiful colors and yarn you picked, so soft and warm. Realy you!! I still miss you on instagram, you alway's inspire me!! See you, here soon.... X Claire
ReplyDeleteWhat perfect timing - thank you so much for sharing your crochet projects, today. I'm doing battle - epic battle - with 2 beautiful lace weight yarns that I was unable to resist a few months ago. One of them has been tried in 3 different patterns - I need something that rolls along and despite the incredibly lightweight yarn, grows quickly. A good bit of treble work is what I need - I think I may have a go at something like yours - love the texture. Those colours - wow - absolutely beautiful. What are you going to do with the kidsilk mohairs? They're beautiful. I saw a shop in Warwick called CocoRose - thought of you!!! It sold dresses. Have fun with your crochet, knitting and painting.
ReplyDeleteHope the little fellow is better soon, but lots of cuddles on a rainy afternoon is lovely...that basket of yarn, gosh, I'd just leave it there for a while, it is a sublime and stunning still life...and what, pray tell, is exciting your hook so much that there are two of them? I cannot wait to see more! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteWhat delicious yarn...there's nothing like the thrill of being taken over by a project, is there? It's so satisfying! I hope your boy is on the mend now. xx
ReplyDeletebeautiful new pieces of work. I got some pink yarn that looks similar weight on eBay last year but as a learner have not found anything simple to make as yet that doesn't look too challenging!, looking forward to seeing what you decide to do with yours. hope little bear feels better today. betty
ReplyDeleteI just gave ten cakes of mohair away :-0 Also thin, like yours. I had such grand plans fro a soft soft hug of a shawl, but it was just too difficult to work with for me! Back to plain, smooth cotton and wool then.
ReplyDeleteOh what yummyness! I hope your youngest Bear feels better soon xx
ReplyDeleteI just adore that basket of goodies. The colours are simply lovely and so soft looking. I can understand you wanting to start creating with them. I hope Baby Bear feels better very soon. Philippa xx
ReplyDeleteThat basket of yarn looks so soft I can almost feel it! Beautiful colours too. Can't wait to see more of whatever there's two of! Hope your little one is feeling better soon. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteJane x
Oooo, what a basket of pretty delights. Look forward to seeing what it becomes. And hope a snug day under blankets worked its magic on making your little one feel much better...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty... A basket filled with beauty. Can't wait to see what it's going to become ...
ReplyDeleteAh, I'd like to touch those beauties!! Have fun working with them!
ReplyDeleteThat's a really nice pattern, are you making a shawl? I'm interested to see what you'll do with the mohair (is it mohair?) I've got some but not in such pretty colours but I don't know what to make with it. I keep thinking I might just give it away
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