So, we took out all the old straw and earth from last winter and look what we found!
Touché (we pronounce it Toosh) laid an egg! How cool is that!
My swift and ball winder finally arrived - it's only a plastic swift, I wound a ball of 4ply using the swift and ball winder earlier, it was quite loose. I don't know whether that's the swift or not, but I would expect to be able to get more than 100g of 4ply on the ball winder.
I took Kyle to Southampton today so he could spend his birthday money, he bought a coat, a t-shirt, a hoodie, pair of trousers, pair of shoes, backpack, couple of belts and a couple of console games and he still had enough money left to put in his bank account!
I went in Waterstones (I really should avoid that place) and I bought Field Guide To Knitting by Jackie Pawlowski, it cost £9.99 and is a great guide. I want to design a scarf for mum in reverse cable and this book should help me pick out the design. What I like about this book is that it tells you roughly how much yarn you would need, recommended needle size, whether it's a flat or textured stitch and there's a photo guide in the middle of the book. It's a handy pocket size so it'll fit in my bag!
You have a tortoise, how great is that! How old is he/she if you don't mind saying...seeing's how you pretty much said you were a baby when you got her!
ReplyDeleteI'm envious of the ball winder and swift. It's on my list for Christmas but I'm afraid no one in my family will know what they are!
How's the afghan coming along?
Wow!! Never ever heard of a Tortois laying an Egg in captivity, appart from a Zoo of course. I want a swift and Ball winder but been holding out to get a wooden one...if ever i get the money together
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