As folklore would have it in this neck of the mountains, the black wooly worm is indicative of a harsh snowy winter. This is the second pitch black wooly worm found in our backyard. Deer, bears and squirrels are 'on the move' all of which are 'signs' of a harsh winter to come. Quite frankly after the past few years of mankind and all their technology and wrong predictions, I'll put my snowshoes on folklore.
Mr. Bettis thought the wooly worm was quite fascinating so I had to 'protect' the little wooly guy and send him packing on his way.
Mr. Bettis thought the wooly worm was quite fascinating so I had to 'protect' the little wooly guy and send him packing on his way.
They're finally finished! My scrap sock yarn gloves. I love color and these definitely fill the bill of color and warmth. They certainly will not be lost in any snowstorms :).
3 comments:
LOVE those gloves! Hey - I have a giveaway going on right now for Lace One-Skein Wonders... come over and enter!
Great practical adorable sweater!! it will get tons of use.
Love your leftover gloves......they are PERFECT
how do you get your fingers so perfect
I'm glad someone is knitting and knitting so very well. Beautimous!
Happy cold, snowy winter to you. Bring it on, I say.
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