It was so hot and humid today it made working in the garage-
which is not air conditioned-a bit of a challenge.
I've always been hampered by my lack of physical strength
which was evidenced today when I couldn't even pick up the grinder out of the box!
I called my neighbor, Millie, and she gladly came over to help!
I had already removed the old belt sander from the tool stand,
had cut the board on the table saw
and only needed to put the grinder up on the stand!
We had it set in place and bolted in no time!
I cleaned up the garage and closed doors just in time for a bit of rain!
I worked on the Pimpellise shawl and have it almost halfway;
at this point, I will do no increases but maintain the width for 12-15"
and then I will begin to work the decreases. It is a good knit.
INKTOBER Day 29-SHOES-- and the footwear I live in are my Croc flip-flops!
Oh, and the little girl socks are on the needle!
(I've been waiting for a footprint to be mailed to me!)
Which heritage Print is that yarn? It's very pretty. I'm just like you in the strength department (or lack there of). I can't lift the spare tire out of a car. I think it's the angle of it as well as my weak arms!
ReplyDeleteAll nice developments! Flip flops are a very appropriate choice for you. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the new sock yarn!
ReplyDeleteI love my flip-flops and live in them until the snow flies. It was in the 40's yesterday so I wore my flip-flop's to take Chloe on her walk! I didn't know croc made them. I'll have to look online because I wear the cheaper ones out pretty quickly.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you got your grinder all set up. I know you'll have some beautiful things to show us very soon.
Blessings,
Betsy
I drew my Crocs too! It was a fun one.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your grinder adventures. I have no idea what one does.
Oh I love heat and humidity. It is sunny here. We worked in 40 degree sunny weathering the woods today. We literally have stay at home orders . Your shawl is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour flip flops give a very beachy vibe. I like that! And the sock yarn is right up my alley. Nice colors!
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