Hay for Antlers, Indeed
It appears I may have to eat my words
of January 2:
There is this big, good looking buck
who likes to bring some of his best lady friends and their children
along for the haystack buffet. If I thought he might drop his antlers
right next to the stack, I might feel a bit more forgiving. But I am
pretty sure he won't. No free antler hair sticks for me, no free hay
for him.
I found this item this morning:
It's partner was buried in some hay. A
matched set. NICE. Thanks Mr. Buck. Brent thinks these antlers may
not belong to the buck we had been seeing there. He thinks that buck
was bigger. Maybe. Or maybe his eyes had big buck fever and
enlarged the antlers by 10 in his mind. I don't care, they are
pretty nice looking antlers. And they're mine. I am convinced
Cernunnos is involved in all this.
On to knitting. What should I cast on
next? Something to think on. I have some socks for me on the
needles, so it won't be socks. And I don't think it will be a
sweater. Not until the vest is done, anyway. Maybe some kind of
accessory. I need to go study my Ravelry Queue. There's tons of
stuff there that I actually want to make.
Comments
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ffssa-sheep-and-spindle-fair-isle-hat
It's in my queue!