My friends at the Library Knitting group wanted to know how a pair of slippers turned out. And they had good reason to ask. I had showed them the aforementioned footwear when they looked more like clown shoes than slippers. Weeks ago. Fear of Felting had immobilized me. Again.
Well. I finally got them felted up. Did I save them for Wednesday night. Of course not. That would be sensible. And a little heartless. I took them to the recipient, as there was a decidedly blue mood in the air, at her house. I figured that slippers would help. I was right.
I did, however, have the presence of mind (this time, at least) to take a picture:
I just love the way a pile of yarn ends looks. It says, "Finished project!" every time.
Next up, a new little pocket for my cell phone, designed and finished in a flash, by me
If you'd like to make one for yourself, you can download this pdf of the instructions.
And, while it's not nearly a finished object, there is some progress on the red wrap that I started in January
I have a finished object that isn't really knitting, but it is finished. Really finished.
These are the devilled eggs that I made for my church's annual salad luncheon. Aren't they beautiful? The salad luncheon was Wednesday, and now they are naught but a memory. Sigh.
On a parting note, this next one is definitely finished, too.
I ask you, does this look like the face of a criminal?
Looks so innocent enjoying that sunbeam, doesn't she? My innocent-looking little kitty had recently been to the vet to have some dental work done, and the vet's parting words were, "Don't give her much to eat. She won't be hungry and will likely be a little nauseous from the anaesthetic."
In a morphine- and hunger- fuelled fog, she set out on a midnight raid. My furry little angel turned half a pan of corn bread into this
Finished, indeed.
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