I picked up wooden needles to knit some dishcloths-the basic patterns required the least amount of thought.
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A good start. Take it easy and go slowly.
ReplyDeleteThat's a big accomplishment. When I am grieving I tear things up. That's how I got the new bedroom floors and the new kitchen. I took it out on the house.
ReplyDeleteOn stitch at a time is a good way to start
ReplyDeleteJust a non-thinking project is a good way to begin again. I don't know how you're coping, but with the Lord, all things are possible. My prayers are with you Cindy.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Sometimes the familiar feel of our tools and fibers are what we need for comfort and peace.
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