Sunday 25 April 2021

A Year of Projects Update - week 43

 Thought I would update nice and early and take advantage of the weather.

Here's my first coffee and a sneak peak of the project I have been working on!

We have had a bit of an up and down week.  Restrictions are continuing to ease here in England,  but on Friday I had a call to say that Daniel had been in close contact with someone who has now tested positive for Covid.   This means he has to isolate for 10 days.  As I wrote yesterday this could be much worse of course, but it means I now have to work from home this coming week.  I shall be projected into the classroom by Zoom to take the lessons - what fun!

Although remote teaching is tiring it does mean I should have a bit more time and can organise my time better at home - every cloud ☁️

So, what have I been working on?

I have been working non stop on my Antiquity blouse.  

This is an absolutely delightful pattern by Fabel knitwear.  I am really enjoying it,  and the yarn is gorgeous  - it is Keld fingering by Eden cottage yarn.  This is a merino, linen blend which is so soft!

I have finished the Sewing on Olive and now just need to attach press studs.  I will show you when that is done. 

Later I will be making chocolate marmalade loaf with some marmalade I made yesterday.   In the week I will be working in my Me Made May plans.  Other than that a lazy day is what is needed!  

Have a lovely week. 

10 comments:

  1. It looks lovely and I like the sound of the linen and cotton yarn. Hope your son is fine. Frustrating to be back remote teaching I am sure but less commute time = more knitting in the garden hopefully. Where does Me Made May come from? I have followed your last 2 years doing it but don't think I know its origins

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    1. Ha ha - I tried to reply but it came out as a comment! Mmm was started by http://sozowhatdoyouknow.blogspot.com/?m=1

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  2. I hope to put up an intro to mmm in the week, but it was started by http://sozowhatdoyouknow.blogspot.com/?m=1 years ago!

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  3. Looks like a beautiful day where you are. The sun finally came out here. I agree ... I really like your Antiquity blouse. Thanks for sharing.

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  4. Hope the quarantine results in nothing more than rest and crafting and negative covid tests. Love the Antiquity!

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  5. I pray everyone will be healthy at your house! The Antiquity is so pretty. It's going to be gorgeous when it's finished. I read the post on MMM, thank you. I have done no wardrobe sewing but keep wanting to make cobbler aprons as I have 2 and need to make a pattern from them.
    My heart goes out to you trying to juggle everything since Covid came on the scene. It has not been easy for teachers or their children. I hope you find some time to relax, knit and out your feet up, and of course, that your son is fine.

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  6. Whoa! Tell me more about this Chocolate Marmalade Loaf! I love marmalade, and am literally the only person in my house that eats it.... Does it freeze well?

    Your top is very beautiful! It looks like it will be a joy to wear.

    I hope everything goes smoothly on the health front, having to rapidly switch gears professionally must be exhausting and frustrating. Best of luck!

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  7. Hoping that neither Daniel, nor the rest of you, end up getting COVID. And I hope your working from home goes as smoothly as it possibly can. Your Antiquity is just gorgeous. And I look forward to seeing Olive soon!

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  8. I hope you all stay healthy. Your Antiquity Blouse is a very pretty color. Looking forward to seeing Olive.

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