
Now for the Jolly Roger.... I just found out this morning my daughter is sending my grandsons (7 and 9) to Hawaii to live with their father. As she hasn't spoken to me in several years now, I don't know if it's permanent, where she will be living or any other details. I do know he won't be able to wear the Jolly Roger sweater in Hawaii so it'll go on hold till later in the year and I'll finish it up for my other grandson who lives here. His birthday is in October and he'll be able to wear it.... I asked on the Knitlist about knits in Hawaii. 66% of the answers were, "Don't bother" to "Light cotton or linen shirts." No socks needed. Silk would probably be good, but I'm not knitting silk for a 7 year old! I'm open to suggestions! I suppose I could learn to knit toys...
I'll see what kind of brain dead knitting I can do today till I recover from the shock of not knowing if I'll ever see my grandsons again or not....
What a bummer to learn that your grandkids are going to be sent so far away! :o( and the JR sweater was turning out so cute...
ReplyDeleteI also have real trouble keeping track of patterns - often I need complete quiet (no TV or movies, no family members). Hang in there - you can do it!
My sister put the same sort of restrictions on my knitting - no wool because she lives in Texas. So, I haven't knit for them in years. I have made quilts for them and just used a lightweight batting in between. I'll be interested to see what other people suggest.
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