It's a Sunday, (and I love Sundays), and it's snowing outside, (and I love snow), so I think it's going to be a good day.
I finished a pair of mittens a few days ago that I'm really excited about wearing. It's been chilly, (and now snowy, too!), the last couple of days, so I've been wearing them, and they're very cozy. And pretty cute, too. To make the same pattern, use this one by Norwegian designer Wenche Roald on Ravelry.
I've finished the paintings for display at Mjölk over the holidays, and hopefully gotten most of my grant writing out of the way, so it's on to a couple more jobs. I've got a commission and illustration job to do in the next couple of weeks that I'm really looking forward to.
I think it's time to go make some tea with honey and settle in at my desk for some work! Happy Sunday!
amazing mittens melinda! They are SO detailed!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your paintings at mjolk!
happy sunday! I am so happy to be home today!
these mittens are so perfectly Melinda :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Celine and Tanya! xox
ReplyDeleteI went shopping for mittens today! I lost mine:( but nothing compares to those mittens <3 Nice knitting Melinda.
ReplyDeleteAww! I hate that! I swear by mitten strings and/or clips. What? They're for tiny kids??
ReplyDeletethose mittens are gorgeous, melinda. my mom's mitten source, magda (the old lady from the Y), does not shape up. I will have my mom sadly tell her the news.
ReplyDeletein other news, i hope its not too snowy mid-december so i can bike on up to the junction to check out your paintings. this is an activity i definitely can look forward too!!
Anthony, it sounds like we're going to have a small get together at Mjölk to celebrate the paintings and the holidays! (I'll keep you posted). There's an even better excuse to go to the Junction!
ReplyDeletewow! i love your mittens, so cute! :)
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Thank you Charlene!
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