Now I just have to line up the second sleeve to match the first, sew the sides and sleeves, and I'm done. I pick up the sleeve stitches and knit down. That needle in the bottom corner is a 15 mm, and as I went on, I realized I had a 10 mm, which I used for the neck and sleeve cuff, but when I started at the bottom of the back, I just did a bit of seed st with the 15.
Since we don't live around the corner from the grocery store here, as we did in Toronto, I am constantly running out of stuff. Today I'm going to walk to the big Tesco, get a ton of stuff and find a cab to come home in. We did find a little store for milk and stuff nearby, but it's going to be a big change doing shopping for a week at a time!
Hi Mary. I finally figured out what the title of your blog means. Duh! I was thinking of cam as in web cam, not bridge over the river cam. 15 mm sounds like an awfully thick needle. Is it? Some things about the UK: nobody goes shopping once a week, everybody goes every day (a generalization). Everything is expensive once you figure out how many dollars you have really spent (another one). A bottle of wine for 8 pounds sounds like a bargain until you realize it is 20 C$.
ReplyDeleteRobert has finished reading Harry Potter and i have started.
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john