Monday, March 28, 2011
Housekeeping
If you are reading this on Facebook, it might seem strange that I was talking about Alice as if I hadn't mentioned her before or posted pictures. However, I am actually writing this at oldbeanknits.blogspot.com, my blog, which I've been crap at updating recently. Somehow, a while ago, I linked things so these posts show up as FB notes, and I have no idea how to change it. So, there you have it. I'll have a real post again soon.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
We've got a new addition
Since my last post, Alice was born.
She was due December 3, and I had a C-section scheduled December 2. She came November 23. She was 9 lbs 1 oz and 21 inches.
Margaret has been a good big sister and likes to help... when she feels like it.
Alice had her 4 month check up on Wednesday and weighed 16 lbs and was 25". I can't believe she's only four months old, it seems like she's been here longer than that. She's a sweet kid and pretty easy, which is good. She loves Margaret and watches her like a hawk.
I can still get in a little spinning and knitting time, although there isn't much to show for it, yet. This is some BFL top I spun with a short woolen draw. Almost two hundred yards. It is a bit warmer and less grey in color than it photographs. It's not perfect, but I'm pretty happy with it. I loved spinning it, it was so silky. Right now I have a lovely Polwarth on the wheel, colorway Hoarfrost. I'm trying a worsted draft and hoping it will be about a heavy fingering weight when plied.
Oh, I did sew a dress for the Waldorf doll I made Margaret. I'm pretty impressed with myself since it is not my forte. I am planning on getting back to blogging a bit more often, so I'll post a picture next time. And more recent photos of the girls.
Hi, I'm here! |
Cuddling with Mommy. |
Margaret checks out the new addition. |
Hanging out on the lovely blanket from Nan. |
I can still get in a little spinning and knitting time, although there isn't much to show for it, yet. This is some BFL top I spun with a short woolen draw. Almost two hundred yards. It is a bit warmer and less grey in color than it photographs. It's not perfect, but I'm pretty happy with it. I loved spinning it, it was so silky. Right now I have a lovely Polwarth on the wheel, colorway Hoarfrost. I'm trying a worsted draft and hoping it will be about a heavy fingering weight when plied.
Oh, I did sew a dress for the Waldorf doll I made Margaret. I'm pretty impressed with myself since it is not my forte. I am planning on getting back to blogging a bit more often, so I'll post a picture next time. And more recent photos of the girls.
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