Yes, I realize that wrapping yarn around sticks is not knitting or crocheting. However, my son, as I said yesterday, dropped my yarn into a pan of cooking oil. So, my kids and I created a bouquet of sticks. We also created this work of art. The books are just some random ones we picked up from the library on Monday. Because of my exceptional ability to multitask, I am still reading Prodigal Summer. I am liking it! Check out others or post your own Yarn Along over at Small Things.
Beautiful! I'd say that's very yarn along-worthy :-).
ReplyDeleteThose sticks are pretty and just so creative. I love how you took a "grr" situation and made something beautiful out of it. Love your book choices.
ReplyDeleteThose look really great! We have a bunch of fallen sticks from the last few storms and some yarn I need to go through. I might have to see if Emma would like to do this.
ReplyDeleteCool sticks!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty solution to something that might not have had a happy ending. Any kind of playing with yarn counts for me - last week I reported on some major yarn detangling for my yarn along. :)
ReplyDeleteStopping in from Yarn Along. My link is: http://blog.mymummyknits.com/yarn-along-25/
I think your solution with the sticks is awesome!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea and totally yarnalong-worthy!
ReplyDeleteYou are so calm! Turning one of those moments into a thing of beauty. I hope I would be so calm! I love your girls team work.
ReplyDeleteThe sticks are really lovely. I'm bookmarking this one as a good rainy day activity to remember.
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