Filler, Bills, Newsletters, Getting over a COLD!
Knitting a gazillion fuzzy feet has done nothing for my tension issues. I was playing with filler stitches and whilee I thought my purl stitches were looser than my knit stitches I think the opposite is actually true, or I overcompensated for that..... Anyway, I like seed stitch, but I'm going to use either Moss or Sand. Sand is on the bottom, Moss is at the top. Sand hides the tension issues better so I may go with that.Today I need to get some bills paid, finish printing our "Holiday Newsletter" (Okay, I heard all the groans out there) We try to make ours lighthearted and it's NEVER more than a page. Maddy even has an advice column and every year I chronicle Sparky and Bentley's adventures as "employees" of Santa. Sparky has even tried out for the reindeer team a few times!
Esther has a cold and I'm feeling like I'm gonna get it. I'm going to up the Vitamin C, we are having soup and a nap is a must today!
I did think of a question....How old is too old? I got some Germantown on EBay. The labels say 4 oz so I know it's older. How old is too old for wool yarn?
Take care all!
posted by Tori at 12:38 PM
2 Comments:
I don't think there's an expiration date for wool! As long as it's clean, odor- and moth-free, it should be usable.
Hi Tori!
I agree, if it isn't mothy, it's usable. Even if it's dusty, you can clean it gently.
Have you ever tried Airborne for a cold? I haven't but heard it works. I personally take Oscillococinum (spelling?) which you can find pretty easily now. They say it's for flu, but it's worked for cold for me. Hope you and Esther are feeling fine.
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