I found a new use for my wrist warmers on the weekend. They are a bit long for this glass but it has inspired me to make some proper glass holders so I can have my tea in a tall glass for a change.
We have a book called "The complete stitch directory" in my library and I may try some new snazzy stitches.
"May" is the key word. We'll see if I get around to that. Speaking of May, is it here yet??

Comments

[Erin]

Yay! Just what I needed on this dreary, very long February day (which is only the first day of the week but which feels like it should be Friday....): a photo of yummy treats, tantalizingly posed and shot. Very cheery! Thanks!

ps-- of COURSE you have "wrist warmers"-- the rest of us just have sleeves, which is mighty telling about who the interesting folk are (and are not), I think. I am so glad you have them. :)

[krissy]

i've been meaning to make a "sleeve" for our tall glasses forever...they are way too hot when i use them for tea. never thought to use a wrist warmer! then again...i'm too scared to make anything more difficult than a 2x2 rib when knitting in the round. yours is so much prettier!!

[jenny v.]

oh my goodness! are those hearts? warming your tea?

eeep! :) delightful.

[Emily]

Are you on Ravelry?

[Kim]

tania, please concentrate really hard and let's make spring come already...arg!

[lisa]

Oh i love them. I want both the wrist warmers AND the glass warmers. Are you taking orders :)

[Oliver Rain]

I love the "tea warmer" and I had a sudden craving for tea and heart shaped cookies.

[ievute]

Tania, it's lovely! I bet it not just looks beautiful but is nice to hold too :)
and those cookies!!! like you were eating magical symbols :)

[emma]

ooo I love those biscuits I buy them all the time...they are really good with tea. yum :)