I always thought knitting sounded fun
O.K. not always always, but since about the late '90s
and I admired those who could do it
but I didn't know how and I didn't have anyone to teach me
until now
My neighbor started me out on a little purple hat
It might be for Piney if it turns out to fit her
We'll see.
Also I discovered a lot of ways to serve others through knitting.
www.binkypatrol.org : They send your homemade blankets to children and teens in need of comfort across the country.
www.tlcforangels.com : They donate your homemade blankets to babies in need.
www.warmingfamilies.org: They deliver your homemade blankets and other warm items to the homeless.
So now I have the
baking and the knitting thing going
I am like a real homemaker now
How could you get more homemakerish than that?
Next thing I need to do is make some really good homemade organic vegetable soup.
Any good recipes anyone?
Oh and compost.
Those are the next things on my learning list.
Oh and homemade hummus. That is another thing I was thinking about.
Too fun!
Labels: knitting
Actually hummus is not that hard (like 3 or 4 ingredients) The real trick is getting it to the right consistency. And since I don't have a food processor, mine always came out chunky style. :-)
And knitting? better you than me. I am a terrible knitter.
Rhonda
I've started a knitting club at my school, and the teachers and are I are thinking of donating our items to the local SAVE shelter (where a few of our students live). I'll check out some of the links you posted here too, in case one of those charities could use our knitted items more.
Thank you for sharing the links. I didn't realize there were places you could donate your work! How fantastic!
Good luck with the hummus. Mmmmmm...