A prisoner in my own home. That's how I feel. I am house bound for the next four days. Don had to leave for Vancouver this morning but his truck wouldn't start so he took my car instead. Now I'll need to make do with the food in the house and I'll have to cancel my hair appointment too. I thought about walking to the grocery store but it's pouring outside and the forecast calls for rain for the next week.

I have knit a few things since my last post.


A purple hoody and matching mitts for my granddaughter


A multi coloured cowl for sale


Three pairs of elegant fingerless mitts in 100% Alpaca for sale


Fingerless gloves also 100% Alpaca for sale


Fingerless mitts to use up the leftover Alpaca for sale


A multitude of natural and coloured owl slippers for sale


A Cowichan style toque for sale


Another Salish Sea toque for sale


The Honey Cowl I'm keeping


My new green, 100% Wool tweed coat


Last but not least is this bulky knit, 100% Wool cowl for sale

While locked in the house I will have lots to keep me busy. A lady in Belgium contacted me on Sunday to ask if I could spin up another 200 grams of Keeshond dog hair to match the skein she bought from me in October. I hope she sends me pictures of what she's making with it.