Oh what a beautiful afternoon we had! We weren’t the only ones to have had the same idea to spend it at the Henry Hudson Park either. Our local assisted living residents took a ride in their private bus to spend the lovely afternoon at the park too.
Maureen, Barbara K, and me as we knitted the time away.
Maureen finished one hat and started another of the same pattern with pink and gray yarns.
Barbara B. made progress on her Freezia sweater and is already making sleeves.
Annika’s scarf for her son has grown since we last saw it. The lovely Merino wool will block nicely.
Barbara K. isn’t sure yet if this will be a scarf or a hat. Time will tell.
Debbie’s baby sweater is working up nicely in a darling tweed yarn.
And I am almost finished with the Christmas gift I’m knitting. The ball of yarn is getting
smaller so I know I’m nearing the end of the scarf.
That’s all for this week. I can tell by the crickets’ songs that we don’t have too many more weeks for outdoor knitting. It’s funny how you can hear the difference in Mother Nature’s sounds when summer nears its end. Well, we will enjoy it while we can and keep our needles clicking!
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