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24-09-2014 8:59 PM
24-09-2014 9:12 PM
24-09-2014 9:13 PM
I tend to have a very high pain threshold and people tend to think that there's nothing wrong. I can seriously sympathise with people when they are suffering. I hope that anyone and everyone who is suffering constant pain gets some relief sooner rather than later.
25-09-2014 6:23 AM
25-09-2014 7:19 AM
Morning all. People who are lucky enough to be fit and healthy don't realise what it is like to have something and having to suffer it day in day out.
Cloudy and cold here today. Off out for lunch today with a couple of friends. Mum thinks that I'll have time to go half way round town for her this morning, have a swim, get back and ready for out again. She didn't like when I told her that I wouldn't have time. Honestly, talk about sulking like a child - it isn't it. She's got to realise that I am not her servant. I don't mind helping but I don't like been used.
25-09-2014 10:49 AM
Been there, done that and got the t shirt Chris.
I have both Mum 96 and MIL 80 who have both returned to a second childhood. We have sulks and temper tantrums on a regular basis.
Very wearying.
25-09-2014 4:04 PM
You're right Mags. It is very wearying. She's not too bad at the moment apart from being very talkative for a change!!
I enjoyed meeting my friends at lunchtime. Whilst I was out, I went into the wool shop and bought some pink wool to make another carding for the baby. The wool shop had a sale on of discontinued knitted patterns. I bought four patterns for cardigans for little people so they will do for both Grace and the baby. They only cost £2 for all four which was cheap. I have started knitting with wool but I am using the pattern that we bought whilst we were out last week.
01-10-2014 8:43 PM
Is no body sewing anymore? if I made these longer would they do a knitting needle holders? other material perhaps?
01-10-2014 9:16 PM
Not sewing....well not just yet but I've been trying my hand at these today.....
Still need some finishing felted decoration and some soles but I have to wait until they are dry ...
01-10-2014 10:04 PM
They are amazing Twishy. 🙂
01-10-2014 10:42 PM
01-10-2014 10:53 PM
Thank you Maggie....and my hands are now amazingly soft too.....
I suppose it's like making pastry to get ya hands clean ...
01-10-2014 11:43 PM
Do you use olive oil soap? It's lovely isn't it.:)
02-10-2014 12:02 AM
No it was baby soap as I've got a box of it...don't know how or why but I have...
02-10-2014 11:22 AM
Dairy - they'd be dead handy for your nix, toiletries and the like
I can't do zips - hopeless - and only by hand - yours are lovely. People don't realise the work in them I reckon
02-10-2014 11:37 AM - edited 02-10-2014 11:39 AM
I have all but given up on here - ebay is so slow and putting pictures on is such a faff.
I have finished knitting my 32 hats for Biker's Oldies Club and I'm now doing shawlettes and cowls with the yarn I have left.
I have made several of those bags to use as Knitting Project bags Dairy. Great for when I'm knitting socks and smaller stuff.
Not sure how many people use straight long knitting needles now - I use all interchangeables and DPNs.
I'm sure there is a market for cases for those.
02-10-2014 3:53 PM
brilliant idea 2me on to it now!
Twishy love the slippers, hubby recons we have some steaks here would do for soles! well im sure that's what he muttered
Ed I will have a go, you never know what people are looking for......x
02-10-2014 4:14 PM
Dairy last Christmas I looked everywhere for a Knitting bag and Needles case, something a bit different, it was as a Christmas present for my elderly aunt.
02-10-2014 4:29 PM
Dairy I picked up a great interchangeable case at a Knitting Fair on Saturday.
Was reduced as it's a second and slightly wonky. Shout if you wants pics and measurements as they have to be quite precise to hold the tips firmly.
I also have another case of a different design bought from a company that makes needles and it is fab/
02-10-2014 5:01 PM
what about pencil cases.