Anyway, after dropping him off it was time to spend a relaxing Friday Night Sew In on the couch tying ends, cutting threads and doing a little comfort knitting.
I finished 17 more Christmas cards which leaves only 10 to go


and knitted 2 more hats for my upcoming A Hat A Day Giveaway which leaves only one more hat to knit. 

Not bad for the Procrastinator of all holiday procrastinators I’ll say.
Those are majestic Christmas cards!
ReplyDeleteNot bad at all!
ReplyDeleteyou do such lovely work!!
ReplyDeleteTalk about productive!!! I was laughing at the thought of you wrestling with grandson with one leg over and both arms like grandma octupus!!!!
ReplyDeleteWho ever said 5 point safety belts were a good thing! xox Corrine
That day with your grandson presents quite a funny picture. You knitted 2 hats in one evening along with everything else? You must knit a mile a minute!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly do accomplish a lot!
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