I think that pulling a muscle in my back was my body’s way of making me slow down. And boy, has it ever!
I had so much holiday stuff to do and had do some major crossing-off-the-list to allow myself some sanity. I’m feeling better about it today(especially after a great massage), but was feeling quite tormented by it on Monday.
I had been unable to sit for long periods of time, bend over or twist. So I’ve been lying on the sofa, slightly inclined with a heating pad on my back and yarn and needle in hand. I couldn’t just lie there! I had to do something or I would totally go insane.
For the last three days, I’ve been hopping from one project to another and I am very much enjoying the soothing rhythm of knitting. I did a little Santa stitching too, which I will share tomorrow.
practicing different stitches
All of these projects have been projects I have been working on over the last few month. It was kind of fun getting reacquainted with them and actually get a couple done.
Pretty things. I’ve got the knitting bug, too. I only meant to teach myself the basics this summer, and then move on to sewing, but I can’t seem to put down the needles!
I LOVE knitting and I especially like the pink scarf you’re making. It’s really pretty.
Once you catch it, it never goes! Love all your different projects! (been enjoying your knitting pins too!)
Oh my goodness, so sorry to hear about your back! FEEL BETTER. *hugs*
I would have done the same, grabbed my knitting needles… get can not sit around. (even when I am in pain, I have to create)
Love all the different stitches, thank you for sharing. :]
Knitting is a craft in which two needles along with thread or yarn are used to create fabric pieces or garments by creating loops in the yarn. Knitting can be used to create many types of fabric, from framed knitting artwork to sweaters, afghan quilts, throws, blankets, mittens, or even bedroom slippers.’*;’
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