practical help and encouragement for homemakers
by Joy Kincaid 12 Comments
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Sandra says
I love the colour of your cowl and it turned it beautifully. I also really like the yarn for your next project. Please post a photo of it when you're done.
Thanks for stopping by my blog, tea and simplicity, and leaving a comment. I really appreciate it.
Sandra
Joy Kincaid says
Thank you, Sandra! If I ever get my next project done, I'll definitely post a picture–so far I've started it and ripped it out three times! 🙂
ChristyH says
Nice cowl. Do you knit socks? I love to knit socks.
Joy Kincaid says
Thank you, Christy! I haven't tried socks yet. My mom has made them, though, and they're beautiful. I love sock yarn.
Angela says
I love seeing your knitting projects, it always inspires me to keep plugging away at mine! 🙂 Right now I'm working on a cowl too, except that it is for me, lol. I have had this very bulky and thick yarn lying around for ages and so I'm trying to make my cowl out of that. I have started so many projects with this yarn and always end up ripping them out, so hopefully this project is a success!
Joy Kincaid says
Thank you, Angela! I hope your cowl turns out to be just what that yarn needed to turn into! I'm thinking about doing another cowl sometime, as this one was a lot of fun after I figured out how to make it fit right! 🙂
Canadagirl says
What a wonderful cowl. I am sure the recipient will love it. I can't wait to see your scarf/shawl in progress. I need to post a updated picture of my hubby's sweater. Hopefully tomorrow I can post it. I have been struggling with the flu the last couple of days. I hope I am on the mends now.
Blessings and ((HUGS))
-Mary
Joy Kincaid says
Thanks, Mary! I made it for my 9-year-old son, but my daughter tried it on, and she likes it, too. I may have to make another one!
So sorry to hear you've had the flu. We had it the week of Christmas, and it was miserable.
Blessings!
momto5 says
that blue of the cowl is fab! i just love that color. 🙂 and your new project yarn looks amazing as well.
Joy Kincaid says
Thanks, momto5! 🙂
Julian says
Great job!I like the new yarn you'll use for the scarf or shawl. Can't wait to see that! I usually am crochetting a blanket,but I'm crochetting hearts for my Valentines tea. I'm reading Parenting With Love and Logic,and a Grace Livingstone Hill book. Plus,looking at a Dowton Abbey coffee table book with lovely pictures.
Have a blessed day!
christina
Joy Kincaid says
Thank you, Christina! Crocheted hearts sound fun! I need to start crocheting, so I can teach my girls. I've only made a few things, and I can do a chain, but that's about it! 🙂