So my Christmas Cactus was started from clippings from my
Grammy's bigger plant.
Grammy's plant has been split up among many family members since she passed away. I am glad to have a little piece of her in this plant. She loved her blooming Christmas Cactus's. She had many of them throughout our home. Mine is now in full bloom. Thanks Grammy!
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Over the weekend I knit up these
Ribby Slippers from the Holiday Interweave Knits. Poo loves them too.
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Mom finally sent a picture proving the Cables do indeed fit her! She is going to have my Aunt Joyce take some better pictures soon!
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I have finally bit the bullet and am knitting my own
Clapotis. I can't wait to drop the first stitch and let it run!
6 comments:
Ooh! Pretty color yarn for your Clapotis. Can't wait to see it!
Ooooh, you're brave! The Clap scares me.
I have a piece of my MIL's purpley plant ( no idea what it is) it s very cool to have somethinig like that after a loved one is gone. Good luck with the clapotis. Don't know if I have the nerve to make one. I have to ask you - Is poo's fur like that naturally or is he shaved like a lion??
We had to have Poo shaved because he was very matted. Poo has had some medical issues this year. Follow this link for more details: http://beancountingknitter.blogspot.com/2008/10/poo-update.html
Love the cabled sweater! And I can't wait to see the first dropped stitch in your Clapotis too. :)
Your mom's sweater looks great on her. Great job!
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