Knitting Projects, Cocktail Napkins
Hard to see the squares behind the yarn, but making progress. Was laying out next possible color combinations for my current project. An afghan of many colors. Using the corner to corner method and changing color half way through. This group with have the yellowish orange as the dominate color in this square.Fun cocktail napkins. I'm always in search of new ones. Anytime I serve cocktails they are a source of conversation. Sometimes it's just hubby and I, but sometimes it includes friends. I have one friend that we typically see when we vacation at the various Marriott Time Shares who always takes pictures of my napkins and often takes hers with her.
**edited title which included audio books. Had this scheduled to post with the intention of adding to the post and never got that done...so next post will include updated projects with some info regarding an audio book I've listened to.
I forgot about cocktail napkins. I recall my parents going out for dinner and having a cocktail. And they usually had a funny napkin served with cocktail.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Thanks for the coffee, could use another cup. I get a kick out of the funny ones.
DeleteCocktail napkins have never crossed my horizons. I have obviously been deprived.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to take a look, some of the ones available are pretty amusing.
DeleteWhat a cool idea for a collection...cocktail napkins.
ReplyDeleteLove following your yarn projects too!
Thanks Anni.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty yarn colors!
ReplyDeleteThey really are, am enjoying playing with all the color.
DeleteSuch lovely yarn makes me wish I could knit.
ReplyDeleteNever to late to learn. It's really such an enjoyable hobby. Give it a go.
DeleteLooks like you're keeping busy! Thanks for popping by my blog today and leaving a comment!
ReplyDeleteKeeping busy and off the streets, as it were, lol.
DeleteThe Afghan of many colours is looking great - some very happy colours. The cocktail napkins made me smile and we all need to smile at the moment!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Ellie
Right you are Ellie about the need to smile. We must take pleasure where we can, sometimes it's the simple things.
DeleteHappy New Year, Sandy. Love the cocktail napkins and good to see you are making progress on your knitting project.
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoy the fun cocktail napkins. Stay tuned, I have more to share.
DeleteHappy New Year.. I love cocktail napkins too.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoy them as well.
DeleteThat's going to be a colourful afghan, I can't wait to see it as it grows. I haven't seen napkins like those before, I can see how they'd be a talking point.
ReplyDeleteI sometimes buy my cocktail napkins through Amazon, but sometimes I see them in little shops. It's a thing for us.
DeleteLovely post. Happy new year ��
ReplyDeleteBack to you as well.
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ReplyDeleteNo need to always post please read my new post. I visit, read and leave comments appropriate to the post everytime someone leaves a comment. I don't since you read posts. Your comments never seem related to my posts?
DeleteThose loud color combinations are like the power colors of my book cover. In other words, great choices.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Sandy!
I love color, and looks like you do as well.
DeleteLove the bright colours of your project. It is going to be quite eye-catchingly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to have cocktail napkins and I can remember some of them being quite ornate.
God bless.
Thanks for the visit Jackie, am enjoying working with these bright colors and can't pass up buying funny or cute cocktail napkins
DeleteHmm trying to think, but don't think there was a time I even ever saw a cocktail napkin.
ReplyDeleteEven our local grocery store carriers them. I often purchased them at small boutique shops. Most parties I've been to throughout the years have used them, so people don't sit a glass directly on furniture.
DeleteMy mother-in-law is knitting my unborn son a new blanket
ReplyDeleteThat's cool, they make very special gifts.
DeleteI can't believe I'm so far behind on reading the posts. I got out of the habit after the surgery as I had to use my left hand to navigate. Or I've just been lazy. LOL I love those napkins. Very cute. And of course your afghan. It's so nice you can do both knit and crochet!
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