Last week's camp activity included making strawberry yogourt popsicles.
He chopped and measured the berries, and pureed them in the food processor. Then he added yogourt and mixed it all together. After they were frozen, he gave them a 10/10.
Before he finished school, I made strawberry jam. It will taste wonderful in February.
The knitting continues. I finished my June socks.
I also finished the Charlotte bonnet. Here it is with my other recent finishes.
My July knitting is a shawl (It counts towards my July sock of the month because the yarn is sock yarn, and this is my challenge so my rules,) The Pattern is "Get Set and Go" and it is free for the summer on Ravelry, as a Knit Along from Under the Olive Tree. The yarn is darker than I expected, so the lace has disappeared. It will return with blocking.
Sewing is moving very slowly. My sewing room is too hot most days, so I sew in short bursts.
Meanwhile, Emme has the right idea.
Love the socks, and summer camp is such fun. Grandson is maybe already on his way towards Banff, said Squamish was a wonderful place to camp.
ReplyDeleteLots of fun knitting to show. Strawberry activities are fun....and I like your west coast tray. Emme, I could send you some of our cold.....yesterday's 'feels like' barely made it to 4 deg C!
ReplyDeleteLove that little baby bonnet, and of course the socks. Thanks for the shawl pattern reference -- I'm always looking for a free, simple shawl pattern to use up merino fingering, as I don't like putting it in socks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and gorgeous work, your knitting is amazing! The strawberry jam looks delicious and the special helper making popsicles, priceless.
ReplyDeleteStrawberry ice cream - homemade - sounds great and the grandchildren in the house are just fabulous.
ReplyDeletePure joy.
You knitted something beautiful... I like the little hat, I also knitted many for my grandchildren when they were little.
Kind regards from Viola
I love strawberry jam. Enjoy the knitting.
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