It was January. And I was nearly finished with my Christmas knitting. (For 2018. Which, at this point, is pretty good for me.) So, when I got a request in the comments for a pair of the slippers, I promised that I could have them done in a couple weeks.
And then my ceiling rained down on me.
I still have a big hole in my ceiling. But my projects are coming along again. So, I sat down and finished the slippers last week, on Saturday to be precise.
The photos were taken on Sunday.
I probably should have checked to make sure she still wants them. It is getting warm again, after all. But I didn't want to promise a finished pair again without having a finished pair finished. Because, well, tempting fate and all.
It's nice to be finishing things again. Actually, that's the plan for April. I have some projects that have been waiting in the wings for a while that I can spend time on.
Mondays are the days I talk about my knitting (or crochet) projects. Hopefully all will go according to plan.
Do you have your April posts planned out? Did you have anything happen to throw your normal schedule out of whack?
Today's A to Z Challenge
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Monday, April 1, 2019
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I wear slippers all year around.
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm weird. I rarely wear slippers, even in the winter.
DeleteI would too. These are lovely!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them (as they are yours) :)
DeleteI think they are cool looking and not ugly! Glad you got them done! Since I'm not doing A/Z, I don't have my April posts ready. I'm still trying to think what I'm going to write for my next one. Got a new computer and haven't taken the time to align my camera with it so I can't download pictures of things but I'll get it together eventually.
ReplyDeletebetty
You sill have a hole in your ceiling? Ugh!
ReplyDeleteYup. It's been quite the battle to get someone to take responsibility. Sigh.
DeleteWeel done, they are not easy to make!
ReplyDeleteGood job with those!
ReplyDeleteThe hole is still there?? I think it makes it a tenant now.
You rarely wear slippers? You must have good heating! (and carpeted floors). It's too cold in our house to not wear shoes and slippers are warm.
ReplyDeletePretty slippers - I bet the blog reader will still want them.
For A to Z (or whenever I know something is going to disrupt me, like a vacation) I try to write posts in advance. But I'm only as far as E, which may well stand for EEEK on Saturday. You can't plan for emergencies like ceiling leaks, though Happy to see you doing A to Z. Hoping nothing unexpected this month.
ReplyDeleteMe too ;) But as I generally blog about my subbing life, catastrophes of those sorts would be a good thing.
DeleteYou did such a great job. I like them!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteComfy slippers are nice to wear In air conditioning. I love the way yours came out.
ReplyDeleteMy knitting projects are probably not going to get as much attention as usual.
I like your start to the letter A. I love the colour and these slippers look good and warm
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteSince Google changed, my picture doesn't show up and I have no idea how to fix that
DeleteI'd bet you just need to reload it. But who knows? Mine suddenly is stretched in a weird way.
DeleteI tried to crochet slippers once, and it didn't happen.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
Those are cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteSorry to hear about your ceiling. I like the slippers...but then, I am from Minnesota :) Asking for Help to Avoid Burnout
ReplyDeleteYeah, they're less well received in warmer climes.
DeleteOh, man. There's still a hole in the ceiling? Bummer. The slippers look super cozy.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yeah, the ceiling issue is ongoing.
DeleteI love the slippers ... there is nothing like homemade slippers! Ceiling hole.... there's a project for "C".
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Alas, I already have C written.
DeleteThe slippers look warm and cozy! They remind me of a pair my grandmother made - pink and orange.
ReplyDeleteWith a pom-pom on top? That's how my great-grandmother always accessorized these.
DeleteI wear fuzzy socks Pretty much 10/12 months!! So I am Pretty confident your client will appreciate your slippers!
ReplyDeleteI do have my A-Z planned, and some posts are ready and scheduled, but as every year it'll be a busy time writing and visiting other blogs at the same time.
https://thethreegerbers.blogspot.com/2019/04/under-arrest-is-for-alibi.html
Yes, April is pretty hectic, isn't it?
DeleteI'm sorry you still have a hole in your ceiling! Ugh... Good for you on getting back to your projects. Be well.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Yeah, the hole might be there for a while yet.
DeleteMy Grandma used to knit slippers for me. I LOVED them! Need a new pair about every year because the soles just weren't meant to last. LOL I love the colors of yours.
ReplyDeleteI think the ceiling coming down is a pretty good excuse for a delay. lol
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely ones.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have my April posts planned out.
Thanks.
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