Two consecutive Sundays. Two different shops. Two-knit cafes.
Sunday, May 30 was the last coffee-knit of leapfrog for the summer and I'm a bit spoiled: I bought a ball of wool color snowy snow, with a project in mind . Were present: Andree, Christiane, Isabella, Isabelle, and Yza and me! A bit of quiet music, wool in every nook and Isabelle which took over the needle after a great while! It was fun!
This Sunday, June 6, there was a coffee-knit in Rusk & Co. and was completely improvised, since this weekend, we went up to Montreal for bike rides that my boyfriend wanted to do (the evening Friday day and Sunday). We were on the 40 towards Montreal on Friday and Stephanie, after seeing on Twitter, we went to Montreal for the weekend, offered me coffee-knit Sunday at Rusk. It was agreed that it would take me at the terminus of metro Longueuil and we would go there together. This was done. We lunched at first at Mike's, just next to Louise's shop with his uncle invited us every 2, which I found quite cute about me because I do not really know (it was the 2nd time I met him)! Anyway, it was really appreciated and I have not failed to support him!
After a delicious lunch, Stephanie and I arrived at the shop where we settled with Louise and her stepmother. We joined, Martine and 4 women including one who came with her husband and their 5 year old girl and their baby girl 5 months! Louise has been in arm much of the afternoon and one as the other looked quite comfortable: the chip was sleeping soundly and Louise smiled, radiant! Stephanie had made banana muffins and nuts and they were very good! Yum! I brought with me for the weekend (since I am no longer travel without a little knitting project), my ball of wool bought the previous weekend and my hands ... 15 mm! Yes! When the girls saw me unpacking my gear, you could see the astonishment in their eyes! To give you an idea of needles 15 mm could, if they were metal or wood used to make skin a vampire instead of a pile! I also did this picture in my head this afternoon and I imagined a movie in which a knitter became a vampire slayer! lol Anything, I know I know! So I took my ball and my piles of wool and after some effort to move from a single strand 10 strands knitters knitting, I managed to knit an owl on the same model as the previous ones, but it is obviously much bigger! It remains for me to find the right size buttons for the eyes! J'vous the show once it ends!
