Hello everyone! It seems like a long time since I have posted. This has been one of those weeks where life has been a challenge, so it has gone extra slowly I think! I have a condition where I have unstable hips and pelvis (a problem left over from pregnancy) and it has been especially bad recently and makes normal activities very tricky. It is a little better tonight thankfully though. Anyway, enough of the woe and onto more cheery things!
I have been baking. This is something Mini Budgie (my 3 yr old) loves to do. I think it is his most favourite activity. I think it might have something to do with the fact that it usually ends up with eating! He loves his food!
This is an easy banana bread recipe that I got from here. It is very straightforward and it has turned out perfectly every time I have used it. It is a very popular family treat and extra yummy with a little butter spread on it!
Here is a knitting bag that I was given by a friend for my birthday a couple of weeks ago.
My friend knows me well! It is pretty, pink and flowery and I love it! Would you like to see what is inside it?
I will get it out and show you.
It has been knitted and unravelled a few times up to this point which is why it has been in my knitting bag a long time and untouched for at least two months! I am a bit scared to pick it up again because I seem to have lost count of which row I'm on in the pattern and with all the criss crossing cables, I don't find it easy to figure out where I am!
I am showing you in hopes that it will spur me on to gather some courage, work out where I am in the pattern and carry on! It is going to be a bag and I am quite excited with the finished bag that is in my mind! It is lined with a pretty fabric and has nice handles. Hopefully it will become a reality! Anyway, now that I have showed you, I will have to update you with my progress soon!
Your banana loaf looks very tasty, wouldn't mind a slice with a cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteYour bag is looking tasty too... lol! Loving the navy and the cables. Have you tried a line counter stuck on the end of your needle, or the basic tally crossing off on some scrap paper (or special knitting book) x
Banana bread is one of our family favourites too! Looks scrummy!
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What a lovely gift! I am in awe of your knitting skills, I can just about manage the basics as long as it is square or rectangle in shape!
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