No power outages..
No broken trees..
No beach erosion..
but 3 feet of snow, still has to be moved!
*sigh*
For my YOP, I was able to cast on the Beaufort Hat. It is an interesting pattern:
and I'm using wonderful Classic Cotton,
by Stacy Charles..
I have another project going...but I can't talk about it for fear of jinxing it...
so shhhhh...
Hopefully everyone will enjoy the upcoming week..
mary
The project that you do not wish to jinx is looking very much in a manner you don't want it jinxed in hehehe That hat is very interesting hmmmm
ReplyDeleteWe just got the winds...they are still blowing....okay no jinxing
ReplyDelete(whispered) looks very cute !!!
ReplyDeleteI sure hope the groundhogs were right about an early spring this year. Seems like the storms are coming weekly in time to mess up our Friday evening commute! I'm getting a bit tired of the 2-3 hour drives home :(
Winter storms. They are so much fun. At least you have your knitting to keep you warm.
ReplyDeleteEeep! *still holding my breath* :D
ReplyDeleteLots of snow! Won't say anything about how lovely those knits look. Nope, not at all.
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm so late getting round to you this week, the days seem to be flying, glad Nemo is not causing to much destruction but still that snow! Stay safe. Love the look of your hat and in the white colourway just gorgeous...shhh not a word will be said for fear of jinxing said big project!
ReplyDeleteLove the hat--and the white seems appropriate what with all the white weather. I hope things have settled down for you weather-wise and life is returning to normal. Everything else you are working on *wink* looks super great too!
ReplyDelete*smiles*
Oh man, just discovered your blog. I have such fond memories of cape cod. Can't believe how much snow you're getting. Looking forward to reading more through year of projects.
ReplyDeletealso love the hat and that it's knitted with cotton. It's like a snowflake hat.