Kiwi-family
{Rachael, the Mama of the family}
- Time of past OR future Camino
- walking every day for the rest of my life
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It’s done.....even though the walking won’t happen.
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It’s different to my original plan, because the story changed. It started off in the light corner, fairly orderly, colours merging gently into each other.
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by the time I got to this dark portion shadows were gathering over the Camino and I knew there would be no walking in Spain.
I kept crocheting....
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The colours all higgeldy-piggeldy, life uncertain and changeable....and I did many many more red poppies than I had planned - lest we forget, in remembrance of all the lives lost.
I now have 1600 ends to sew in - I’m going to do a few every day that I would have been walking.
And still I hope.
There was a time when the women spun the wool (the Spinsters) and it was the men who produced the garments. Of course, being men, they had to take things to the extremeNever tried crocheting. Is this a manly pursuit? I'm pretty good at being crochety!
To cut a long story short: I WANT ONE!
Yours with affection
The Malingerer.
That's beautiful - reminds me of the PBS America Ident screen mosaicIt’s done.....even though the walking won’t happen.
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It’s different to my original plan, because the story changed. It started off in the light corner, fairly orderly, colours merging gently into each other.
View attachment 72548
by the time I got to this dark portion shadows were gathering over the Camino and I knew there would be no walking in Spain.
I kept crocheting....
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The colours all higgeldy-piggeldy, life uncertain and changeable....and I did many many more red poppies than I had planned - lest we forget, in remembrance of all the lives lost.
I now have 1600 ends to sew in - I’m going to do a few every day that I would have been walking.
And still I hope.
In an effort to inspire you @malingerer I googled....crikey....you might think you'd best stick with crochety
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In an effort to inspire you @malingerer I googled....crikey....you might think you'd best stick with crochety
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It’s done.....even though the walking won’t happen.
View attachment 72547
It’s different to my original plan, because the story changed. It started off in the light corner, fairly orderly, colours merging gently into each other.
View attachment 72548
by the time I got to this dark portion shadows were gathering over the Camino and I knew there would be no walking in Spain.
I kept crocheting....
View attachment 72549
The colours all higgeldy-piggeldy, life uncertain and changeable....and I did many many more red poppies than I had planned - lest we forget, in remembrance of all the lives lost.
I now have 1600 ends to sew in - I’m going to do a few every day that I would have been walking.
And still I hope.
Indeed this very blanket is made with acrylic yarn (even though I typically prefer natural products)What a beautiful work of art. Was your design inspired by the electron microscope photos of the corona (crown) virus? Doesn't matter- It's obvious you put heart and soul into this project.
At the risk of being ridiculed by all crocheters - can you do this with polyester, or nylon fibers? I'm thinking a very light weight one of these would be fantastic on the camino.
What a beautiful work of art. Was your design inspired by the electron microscope photos of the corona (crown) virus? Doesn't matter- It's obvious you put heart and soul into this project.
At the risk of being ridiculed by all crocheters - can you do this with polyester, or nylon fibers? I'm thinking a very light weight one of these would be fantastic on the camino.
There is on YouTube project of groups making mats for the homeless.What a beautiful work of art. Was your design inspired by the electron microscope photos of the corona (crown) virus? Doesn't matter- It's obvious you put heart and soul into this project.
At the risk of being ridiculed by all crocheters - can you do this with polyester, or nylon fibers? I'm thinking a very light weight one of these would be fantastic on the camino.
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