I also took a brake from my crochet projecst and didn't pick up a hook for nearly a week. I tried to keep going with my mini hexagons, but found them too fiddly and frustrating for my current state of mind and they have ended up in a box under the bed until further notice. Sorry fellow Tuesday Tallies folks! Happily my fingers did start to itch for yarn and hook again after a short while and I dug out all of my left over balls of Double Knit. The pile of happy colours did what it always does and immediately brought a smile to my face.
I jumped in without too much thought and started with a granny square and just kept going. The mindless, repetative pattern of treble clusters was exactly what I needed to relax my mind and is the perfect stress buster. Picking a new colour to join in after each round requires nothing more than a snap decision and my blanket is growing at a very happy pace.
We still have a crazy month or two ahead of us, with too much to do in too little time, but I'll keep my bag of yarn within close reach for when it all gets too much.
Gosh, are you describing our lives too? We have half moved house to a 4 month rental in a new county, hoping the sale has now finally happened on our house (the weekend we were moving we got the offer) We can't find another to buy and also I am looking for work. Thank goodness for crochet to sooth the soul. I made some shortbread the other day, so hoping the baking inspiration returns. Dinners have been boring too!. Good luck with it all and yes the giant granny is perfect. Easy for me as our three are much older and only one at home. Fiona x
ReplyDeleteMoving can really be such a painful process. I hope your house sale goes through soon. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI'm loving the giant granny square, such pretty colours,I too enjoy a repetitive patterns, so relaxing. Deb x
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DeleteThat colourful GIANT square is so bright and happy looking it is enough for us all to feel better!! Lovely seeing you here again ☺☺
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