My Multicolour Scarf

It is oppressively hot outside. I find myself wondering yet again what exactly I am doing here. Oh well, it happens every summer. It will probably pass coming November (I Hope).

The freckles keep coming out. This yarn’s colours show themselves much better while it is knitted, I have great fun with it, thank you Carol.

My latest creation just finished drying so let me present to you: my version of the popular chevron scarf:

Multi Colour Scarf

Yarn: Koigu KPPPM
Colours:151865 and D121X387 (they are not very clear) 1 each
Needles: Addi Turbo Lace 3.75 mm (US5)
Pattern: I used the zigzag pattern from the famous Jay Walker socks
Measurements: 9 cm (3.5″) width and a very long length,,, hehehehe,,,
(199 cm = 78.5″)

Knitting the Koigu is amazing, the colours keep changing and although the 2 colours looked completely different in the skeins, knitting them I sometimes had to check that I did not make a mistake and did change the colour when I needed to :)

It is a present for a very dear friend of mine. I hope it will arrive safely, in time and most important that she will love it.

Oh I almost forgot, my new header is the back side (I refuse to call it wrong, it is not wrong, so I will use the Hebrew terms of back and front of a knitted garment if you don’t mind) of this scarf. I love both sides of this pattern in the Koigu, what do you think?

A Miracle

Our cat Saki, disappeared last November. For quite a long time I kept hoping he will reappear one day while my Joe decided quite early, the crazy neighbor (one day I will take a photo of his backyard to show you why I say that) did something to him and tried to convince me to stop hoping. I have to admit that lately I gave up on him. I threw out all his little mice that were all around the house, Joe threw out his food and asked me if he can throw out his bowls. A week or so ago I got yet another reminder from the vet that Saki is overdue for his shots, I almost called them to ask them to take him off their list and stop sending me those postcards with cute kitties on them.

Then came Wednesday morning. The phone rang. I heard Joe saying: What? Are you sure? it’s been more than 6 months!,,, it was the Humane Society where we got Saki. Some good lady called them and said she found Martini (this was Saki’s former name, we got him when he was a few months old and the wicked girl decided to call him: Saki Cyanide,,,,). Joe called the lady, Saki just came to her when she was walking with her husband, he looks fine, he is very skinny and very hungry. She lives close to us for a car but quite far away for a cat on foot especially with the very busy main road that lies between us. She will bring him to us in the evening after she comes back from work and she did, thank you nice lady!

I think he knows he is back home, don’t you agree?

So, Saki is back home, he is eating anything and everything we give him (unlike the spoiled brat he was before) and seems to be happy to be back home. He shows no interest in the outside world although we decided that his freedom is more important than his presence and left his door open. The only question now is did he come back because of the heat and will go away again when it will cool off or was it some unfortunate one time event?

One happy cat

I sure hope he could have told us his adventures during all those long months.