QUARANTINE KNITTING

2020 has been a real downer!

COVID19 aka RONA has reared her very ugly head

resulting in a pandemic and quarantines all over the world.

I am thankful I know how to knit!

I began this lovely shawl while wintering in 

Fort Myers Florida.

The pattern is Dawn to Dusk shawl.

500 yards of a beautiful gradient yarn 

moves from a light blue

to a charcoal gray.

When I returned home in April, I finished it and
 began a new scarf

Letters From Russia.

It is based on a pattern by 4 generations of knitters who each
have a section of the pattern dedicated to them.
Grandmother, Mother, Daughter 1 and Daughter 2,
who lived in Russia.  I used a DK knit from my yarn stash.

Cascade, Ulta Pima Cotton in a periwinkle blue color.

Now it's July, 2020 and RONA is still a bitch.

IMHO States reopened businesses, way to soon.

Opening bars and restaurants a HUGE mistake!

People refuse to wear masks! WTH?

The numbers are rising again.

I will be safe as I can, wear my mask,

 be considerate and continue to be part of the solution,

 rather than part of the problem.

I have started a new shawl with 520 yards of

a beautiful yarn called Cherry Garcia.

It's a fingering weight and is gonna be perfect

with Ohio State scarlet and gray color.

Let's hope college football happens this year.

I can and have given up a lot because of RONA...

but NO Buckeye Football will probably break me.

What have you been doing to get thru 

 this "hunkering down" time?