did i ever mention that the pattern
for ‘the boundary of the sea’ now exists in the real world (not just in my head)?
it’s in my little etsy shop and also my store on ravelry.
did i hear a quizzical ‘what’s that?’
‘what’s ravelry?’
if you knit or crochet or might one day like to learn to, you really do want to check it out.
trust me.
.
so did you
do it?
.
did you
check
ravelry
out?
.
why not?
come on.
you know you want to…
‘world’ taken from 22:16 in the book of 2nd samuel.
some yarns work for some projects.
some yarns don’t.
i used to think that this was just an excuse of to buy more yarn.
(in some cases i think it still is)
but, it’s also true.
i have been playing around with plymouth yarn company‘s kudo for a few weeks now.
the texture of the silk and cotton mixture is soft.
the blending of the colors is pretty.
at the same time, it could be distracting.
the challenge to find stitches and a shape that the yarn complimented
has kept me knitting and frogging right along at quite a clip.
and now here it is, ‘the boundary of the sea’.
see how the colors ripple and recede like the spot where the waves meet the sand?
i’m very happy with it.
here’s happy birthday to you, mum.
i am so very thankful to have you as mine.
may you always know how much you are loved by me
whenever you wear it.
‘the boundary of the sea’ taken from jeremiah 5:22.