Here I post about my knitting, my dogs, my garden and other things that keep me busy. Hundgestrickt is a word that I invented combining the German words for "dog" and for "knit" making it similar to "handgestrickt" for handknit (think of "houndknit") as that's what this blog is mostly about :-)
Sunday, 8 January 2012
Lazy sunday afternoon
After shutting down the notebook I got myself a cup of coffee and made myself comfy on the couch with my knitting. After not even a minute my view is this while Flavie lies next to me and Dingo works hard to get all the blankets out of his basket (and find himself another dogbed then).
January garden
Not much change to December and November (that I just uploaded) and so unusually green... and there are even two crocus buds back there! The picture I took of them was crap so you just have to believe me :-)
Thanks for coming over! Tina
Thanks for coming over! Tina
Labels:
Garden,
GardenYear,
January,
winter
Friday, 6 January 2012
Sky scarf
This is the beginning of my 2012 sky scarf:
Each night I want to knit two rows in garter stitch in two colours that match the day's sky. As special features I already added some yellow for lightning and a silver bead for hail. Not sure yet if I am happy about the pompon yarn for rain.
I got the idea on the knits and crosses blog and there is a group for it on ravelry, the conceptual knitters with a knitalong for 2012.
Each night I want to knit two rows in garter stitch in two colours that match the day's sky. As special features I already added some yellow for lightning and a silver bead for hail. Not sure yet if I am happy about the pompon yarn for rain.
I got the idea on the knits and crosses blog and there is a group for it on ravelry, the conceptual knitters with a knitalong for 2012.
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Monday, 2 January 2012
Happy New Year
To every one. Hope you all started 2012 well. My New year's resolution? Be in blogland more often again!
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Monday, 26 December 2011
December garden
Not quite the beginning of the month but from around christmas, but there is not much change, anyways. We had cut down the roses by then.
Thanks for coming over! Tina
Thanks for coming over! Tina
Labels:
December,
Garden,
GardenYear,
winter
Sunday, 6 November 2011
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