Miss Six would like it to be understood that this is how a star wears her scarf. Please note that the scarf matches both the green dress and the purple glasses with diamonds in them. She certainly wouldn't want anyone to think she doesn't match.
Miss Six also says that when a star is in a magazine, this is how the picture should look. Scarf wrapped around head, eyes on shoulder.
Also, I have been instructed to print these pictures for her so she can make a magazine with her pictures and other pictures which she will cut out from old issues of Lucky. Then she will take it to first grade for show and tell so that everyone can see her picture in her magazine.
Also, she is not a loser, no matter what her older brother says. She is most definitely a star.
Are we all clear on this? Yes? Good. Carry on, knitters.
6 comments:
Things are looking up...the blog pics are working again, maybe you only had to zap a few registers!!!
or perhaps that new Radio was involved somehow....
That photo is worth the trouble of that strange yarn!
Cheers Carol
Those are great photos! I love that she quickly realized that the scarf goes over her hair to 1) protect it from the wind as she drives in her convertible and 2) to look mysterious.
awwwwww...Miss Six is rockin' the Diva look!! Go on with your bad self!
Just wanted to add another note to thank you for sharing the story about your grandfather and his health sandwiches. I love hearing stories like that. :)
clearly, clearly a star!
Hi, all your friends might like this book... Cheers Carol
ps.didn't know how to put the cover in here!!
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The Friday Night Knitting Club
Kate Jacobs
ISBN 0340922230 (978-034-092223-1)
RRP $32.95 February 2007
Hodder & Stoughton Trade Paperback Royal (234x156mm)
Casting on … It starts almost by accident: the women who buy their knitting needles and wool from Georgia’s store linger for advice, for a coffee, for a chat and before they know it, every Friday night is knitting night.
Finding a pattern … And as the needles clack, and the garments grow, the conversation moves on from patterns and yarn to life, love and everything. These women are of different ages, from different backgrounds and facing different problems, but they are drawn together by threads of affection that prove as durable as the sweaters they knit.
The Friday Night Knitting Club—don’t you want to join?
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