Knitting Warm Things
Grey Fisherman’s hat
Rose has been advising…
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Purple Tabby Cat socks
…and helping with big socks…
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Green socks
…and tiny socks!
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It is chilly and damp outside, not surprising since it is January! Everyone will be glad to have some new woolies.
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Quimper Hittys 
How very thoughtful of you and Rose to be conferring and working together on your woolies, big and small. I can attest that wool socks are just the nicest socks to be wearing in bitter cold weather. I do believe we’re experiencing one of our coldest winter days today. My feet are very grateful for the warmth of the wool against them.
Brrr, the winter’s chill can bite! We love to knit on chilly days, and are always ready to start a new pair of socks…we’ve nearly finished the purple ones and are about to begin some “Guacamole” – what fun!
Hello Rose
A day of quiet, domestic craft work is one of the joys of the winter months, isn’t it? It is so pleasant to share it with a friend too.
We spent the day embroidering a tablecloth for our kitchen.
All our love,
Mary and Roberta xxx
It is truly a delightful way to spend a chilly afternoon…sitting by the wood stove, sipping our tea and making something pretty and useful!
Yes…Warm toes make for cozy feet.
Love seeing Rose in her adorable rocking chair. Her hand full of knitting needles always makes me smile.
Rose loves sitting in the rocking chair while knitting, something is soothing about the rhythm and motion – very conducive to gentle knitting.
oh what a busy home the Quimper abode is. I have to confess looking at the needles and that tiny sock is pretty confounding!! I am sure all the warm toes will be very grateful for the hard work!
We find the tiny socks very fiddly too! Luckily Rose has more patience than I do, and just quietly carries on..!
Oh, the bliss of warm socks in cold weather. I hope everyone had hot chocolate to encourage the work…