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Poor Philip learned a hard lesson, but this time I explained about caring for wool scarves and how it doesn’t involve hot water and the washing machine. And at least he was honest in confessing his misdeed when asking me to knit him a new scarf.
© June Scroggin, All Rights Reserved
My little art quilt project is just about done and I hope to show it you tomorrow. Before I get back to work on it this morning, I need to do my house chores. Instead of my regular OCD Daily Housecleaning Schedule, I’m trying something new this year. I ordered the Spring Clean Year ‘Round kit, a cute little box of chore cards which organizes tasks so your house can be spring clean all year. I think it’s a smarter plan than the insane one I was using.
Resources
- Irish Hiking Scarf pattern
- My old (and insane) Daily Housecleaning Schedule
- Spring Clean Year ‘Round Kit
7 comments:
so cute...
I LOVE the Irish Hiking Scarf too. I praise the lucky star that led me to it every morning when I wrap it around my neck before I go out into the freezing cold. Your housework schedule sounds so cool -- I used to do something like that -- need to start again. Good Luck with it!
That is a very nice knitting pattern!
A written cleaning schedule sounds motivating. Lots of people like "Flylady," as she sends e-mail prompts and encouragements.
What a cute idea! I'm so going to check the cleaning kit out!
Oooh...I want to check out the spring cleaning kit too. Although truthfully, I don't know why I'd bother with two little piggies in the house. Uggghh.
Beautiful scarf!
Lovely scarf - I downloaded the pattern as it's time I knit something other than socks & hats!
I can see why you love that particular pattern. That's the kind of thing if I saw it at a craft show or farmer's market, I would buy it without hesitation!
I too do my 'spring cleaning' year round. It's just too much to do in one big lump, especially with everything else on my plate. So glad you found that darling little kit!
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