Frosted Glow
Just before I left Utah, I finished and mailed this little scarflette for Spitfire. The yarn is Elisabeth Lavold's Silky Flamme, which is a blend of wool, alpaca, silk, and baby angel cloud pillows. I hope it keeps her warm, even if it's a poor substitute for what I would like to do, which is fly out to Kansas and drag her home because I miss her so much.
I know missions aren't supposed to be easy, and working with people never is, but it seems to me that some of the situations and challenges she and her companions are dealing with require extra amounts of faith and strength. So please send a prayer or vibe her way if you get a moment!
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| Frosted Glow by Melynda Bernardi |
And please ignore my neck and chins. And boobs. I thought my camera was lost so this is an iPad shot. Then I found my camera, exactly where it was supposed to be, days later, because I am a genius.
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7 comments:
That is gorgeous!! You Harrell sisters are adorable...every one of you!
Um, that scarf might have convinced me to take up knitting. That is so gorgeous!
I'm so sorry for Spitfire. Vibes and prayers will be sent her way. Ugh.
You have quite the connection with the baby angels. They seem to be constantly supplying you with stuff. ;)
Gorgeous! You really want to make me one. *sends Force waves to Alaska*
Um, this is fairly random and you probably have no idea who I am, but you very kindly commented on my blog at some point during the 21-Day Challenge, which is how I found your blog. And now that I've gotten the sketchy disclaimer out of the way, I just wanted to tell you how lovely this scarf is!
(And also, your last post about late-night flight talkers? I could not agree more.)
That is beautiful! And so is your sis. I miss her too!
Hey....where in Kansas is Spitfire? How did I miss this? I wonder if she's in our stake?
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