This was started on the way home from Aruba on the flight. Something much simplier was in order I thought, plus I needed to go with the size needle I had on hand. I LOVE LOVE this yarn and the colors. It's Mochi Plus, Crystal Palace Yarn, 80% Merino Wool and 20% Nylon. It's lovely to work with, slides so nicely and is soooooooooo soft and light weight; but will be warm with that amount of wool. Just blocks of different sizes of good olde garter and sections of stockinette stitch....just wanted a bit of texture. The yarn is so lovely, not sure much detail is required. This could perhaps become an object for Christmas for DD. So, am naming this "Traveling Scarf". It went from Aruba to Columbus via plane, and Cols to Cleveland and back via car.
And while, I've not shown you Sea and Sand in awhile, I have made progress. When I last posted a picture HERE, I was working on the brown variegated section. Finished that and the larger light grey section and am now on the next variegated section.
Hoping I can get one more row with these current variegated then will do one more section of the light grey, variegated and then the dark grey...soooooo feel like I've really turned the corner on this.
I've been busy and haven't blogged as much, missed lots of WIPW, FOF, and YOP post. Hopefully, I'll be seeing you all more. I was out of town for an extended time. I was enjoying the Aruba weather as the title suggests. Sadly though, my friend in Cleveland had a huge tree fall on her house, thus the trip there. Not that I can do much, but hubby and I wanted to provide some moral support for a long time friend.
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I'm so sorry about the project loss on the plane. Any chance you can contact the airline and get it forwarded from a lost and found? At least you didn't leave behind your passport or something truly irreplaceable :)
ReplyDeleteAruba ... sounds heavenly :)
I do want to try and contact the airlines, on my list of things to do. But, right you are minding my own stitches at least it wasn't something like my passport. Aruba was wonderful
ReplyDeleteI'd be sad too, but as you say there are worse things to lose. I hope you have a nice long period of home-based crafting coming up. Sea and shore is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLots of pretty needlework in the works!!...all look great. Glad you had some time for a trip and your helping of friends in need is quite admirable :)
ReplyDeleteThanks goodpurlgone bad and hakucho sure appreciate the input.
ReplyDeleteHello out there....you've been busy girl...you globetrotter...Aruba...sounds............loverly...especially this time of year....wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving filled with blessings...
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