I hate being cold. The best thing we ever did in our house is install a wood burning stove. I could kiss that thing. Scotland is a cold place. And when it's not actually freezing cold, it's usually busy being miserable, grey or dreich.
One things for certain, though. It makes it a lot easier to justify knitting blankets. I have piles. Not in the medical sense; in the sense of having multiple layers of knitted blankets available to me.
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Christmas Stonington Shawl in Plotulopi - unspun Icelandic yarn. If you need a good blanket or shawl pattern, take a look through Elizabeth Zimmermann projects on Ravelry for inspiration. |
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Log cabin mash-up blanket. It's gotten a bit bigger since this photo was taken. |
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Elizabeth Zimmermann's Pi shawl made with doubled Plotulopi to be a bit thicker and bigger |
There are more blankets in my house - I'll need to take some pictures of the cosiness. Especially since it's a snowy day here in Scotland and I'm freezing!!!!! There's nothing like a wood burner and a layer of wool over your lap to keep the chill out.
Happy Knitting and Spinning!
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