Cold weather sports are a wonderful source of inspiration for knitters; after all, anyone who is outside during the winter months is going to need to stay warm, and we all know that a knitted hat, scarf, or sweater is the best way to do that. The patterns in Stitch Mountain: 30 Warm Knits for Conquering the Cold, a magnificent new knitting book, were designed for some serious winter wear and tear. Each pattern in the book was specifically designed for a winter athlete, several of whom are currently competing in Sochi!
If you love winter sports, or just have to deal with cold weather, these patterns will certainly keep you nice and warm. With designs by some of the top creators in the industry, we just couldn’t keep this fantastic book to ourselves. We are giving away one copy of Stitch Mountain each day until February 28, 2014, along with a yummy yarn bouquet featuring all the materials you’ll need to make a beautiful pattern from the book. Scroll down to enter today’s giveaway!
Today’s Pattern: Slouchy Socks
Today’s giveaway features the Slouchy Socks, designed by Gwen Bortner, from Stitch Mountain: 30 Warm Knits for Conquering the Cold by Laura Zander, published by Sixth&Spring Books, sixthandspringbooks.com. Photography by Brad Swonetz and pattern instructions copyright © 2013 by Sixth&Spring Books/Soho Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved. Used by permission. Perfect for any sort of winter weather, these cozy socks, designed for snowboarder Elena Hight, are sure to keep your toes nice and warm.
Enter to Win Today’s Prize:
This yarn bouquet contains four balls of Rowan Felted Tweed Aran, #720 Pebble. You’ll find everything you need to knit the Slouchy Socks, plus a copy of Stitch Mountain, in this exciting prize. To win, simply leave a comment that answers the question below:
How do you stay warm when it’s cold outside?
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Warms socks covered in black and a cup of hot chocolate.
I stay indoors with my knitting, a couple of cats and a wonderful dog and I am warm from the outside clear through to the inside!
Layers of cozy clothes with the prettiest on top and tea or hot chocolate from scratch!
Hot chocolate and knitting a shawl or afghan to cove my legs and keep me warm.
I wear layers. I wear sweaters, socks, leggings, mittess, wristers, and hats I have knitted ong with boots and long johns. Dressing in layers is a good thing, also.
The first thing I do is light a nice cozy fire in our old fire place, grab a cup of hot chocolate and snuggle in my Snuggie.
If it’s really cold out, I wear fleece lined jeans, a turtleneck, then a thick sweater over it, two pairs of socks (wool preferably), and my hiking boots. Then, a leather coat to my knees, a scarf, hat and mittens that I’ve made myself.
Inside or out????
That’s easy! Stay inside with a cup of hot tea or cocoa & my newest knitting project.
One word: layers. And something hand-knit on hands, feet, head, and neck. I’ve only made one pair of socks for myself in the 4 years I’ve been knitting, but they changed my perspective on what socks should feel like!
I wear socks, beanies, and wrap up in blankets or my cats will go to sleep in my lap. Tey keep me really warm especially the male cat–he generates a lot of heat. Usually, I’m working on an afghan during the winter months and that also keeps me really warm as well.
I wear a hat and gloves. Also I dress in layers.
Start the wood stove, put on my warm knitted socks and knitted sweater hot cup of tea and cuddle up with my dogs
Stay inside!
I wear cuddleduds, turtlenecks and layers – scarf, mittens – just pile it on.
Layering is no myth. Wool socks, short sleeves, long sleeves, fleece vest, pants with leggings underneath, scarf, hat, ski gloves. Let’s go shovel Philly snow!
We’re in the south, so layers it is…. If we have to trek outside. If we can stay inside we gratefully use the modern invention of central heat, a cup of hot cocoa and snuggle up on the couch with warm blanket.
I bundle up and get the car started at least 15 minutes before I have to leave, so my hands won’t go numb scraping the windshield. At home or at work, I wear sweaters on top and slippers on my feet, and drink a LOT of hot coffee/tea/hot chocolate.
Wear my wool shawl, bundle up in a quilt and sit near the wood stove.
I snuggle up with my blanket, my hot tea, my bunnies and my knitting 🙂
A scarf and warm socks!
Coffee, very hot, homemade soup, also very hot. Layers of warm clothing, electric blanket on high.
Curled up under a soft warm crochetted or knitted blanket, warm socks,layers of clothes,cup of hot chocolate, bowl of chicken soup and snuggled with my love….or kids or grandkids in front of a blazing fire…
sit by the woodstove while working on an afghan
I prefer to stay inside with hot chocolate and a set of needles or a crochet hook but if i do have to venture outside it’s layers I find that hand knitted hats scarves gloves and socks are the warmest so I always leave a set by the door so they are quick to grab
Lots of coffee and scarves!
Footie PJs, hot cocoa, fireplace, and a blanket keep me quite cozy during the cold times.
My go to knitted items when it is cold outside are my woolen handknit items, sweater, shawl, fingerless mitts, socks, mukluks, and for added warmth I knit afghans.
A nice cozy chunky knit blanket and a big cup of tea!
Wool and/or down EVERYTHING to keep warm this winter!
A warm chunky scarf!!!!!
Staying warm most definitely involves a wool from tip to toe, preferably something hand-knit.
Warm blanket, wool socks, and a cup of tea or hot chocolate.
I wear thermal underwear under my clothes and drink hot tea.
Qa nice fire in the fireplace and a blanket knit project.
Hot cup of coffee, bed, blanket, and heater.
Bundle up in layers or snuggle on the couch with lots of blankets. A heated mattress pad helps too
I have a lovely lap blanket knit by my daughter that I use to cuddle up and stay warm. And sometimes a nice cup of hot chocolate.
I stay inside with a cup of my favorite flavored coffee and my knitting. Is there any other way? 🙂
Lots of layers! Trouser socks under footless tights, with woolly socks overlapping the ankles; topped with trousers. Always two shirts, one knit (commercially made turtleneck) under something dressier. Fingerless mitts over gloves or under bigger mittens. I am the Layering Queen!
With a hot cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate, a warm snuggly blanket (homemade of course) and some thick warm socks. 😀
Snuggle up with a nice hot cup of tea and my latest knitting project(s) and catch up on my TV programs
Large warm dogs.
To stay warm when it’s cold outside, I curl up in my big comfy chair with my knitted blanket, my Labradoodles at my feet and my current knitting project in hand.
How do I stay warm in this cold Chicago winter? Candy Cane Green Tea from Trader Joe’s, wool socks and the knitting of the day.
Oh, there’s nothing better than coming in to your cabin after a long walk on the trail to be greeted by a warm fireplace a cup of hot chocolate, and a thick, warm change of socks. Now, that’s living!
rabbit fur slippers and a cozy wool/acrylic afghan my grandma knit me for my wedding years ago. and on days like today (-30°C with windchill) i stay indoors by the fireplace!
My super warm Lands End down coat.
I stay inside and wear my hand knit sweaters.
Sweats, homemade socks, and 3 dogs on/beside me.
I warm up next to the wood stove.
Hot tea, warm sweater, cat curled up on my lap and my latest project.
Sweater, double layered sweats, wool socks, hot green tea and my newest knitting project, playing my favorite Christian music!
I wrap up in hand knitted scarves and my knitted blankets with my Chi-Chi dog beside me! And I keep my hands busy knitting!
I have my cup of hot coffee and try my hand at knitting a pair of wool mittens from a knit along course using three colors of yarn. New knitting ventures energizes so I stay warm in the out of door cold air; and now my thoughts are turned to learning to knit socks.
I just started the most adorable purse last night. Can’t wait to see it when I have it finished.
I have Raynaud’s Syndrome (the blood vessels in my fingers & toes constrict, cutting off blood flow) so I avoid going out when it’s really cold. Luckily, I’m retired, so I can stay in.
Cuddling up, as I write this, with gingerbread coffee, my favorite blanket, some cashmere yarn on the needles and a cat in my lap….not much better, whether it is cold or not.
layers, and staying inside with a warm afghan and a cuddly kitty
hand knitted felted slippers – toasty warm and you can “ice skate” around the kitchen in them!
Sweaters and sweatshirts and turtlenecks and when inside –warm drinks–hot tea and putting afghans around me and also exercise.
Knit a Gwen Bortner entrelac design in angora yarn of course!
Lots of layers and a hot cup of coffee or chocolate! Mmm!
No better way to keep my feet toasty warm when I’m out hiking than a wonderful pair of socks! I have wanted to learn to knit socks and they are next on my list!
You’re going to luuuuuuv it!
Layers! Where I live the joke if you don’t like the weather, wait ten minutes.
Hot chocolate, sitting close to a warm cozy fire, knitting in my lap, and wearing wool socks!
Cuddled up with a nice warm afghan & my cats! Thanx for the chance!! 🙂
When it’s really cold outside, I curl up in my chair and work on an afghan or crochet the edging of a fleece blanket. I get warm and I make good use of my time.
I love snuggling next to my boyfriend (the man’s a human furnace) while wrapped in a soft, squishy blanket. ^_^
I nice mug of coffee, warm socks, and a cozy cardigan.
I try to stay warm with wool hats, gloves and socks. (And a handwarmer for extra protection!)
A warm afghan, warm fuzzy sox, a cup of hot chocolate, and a good book (or knitting).
Coffee, hats, scarves, gloves 🙂
I try to stay inside where it is warm! Otherwise I like to wear 2 pairs of socks.
Wrap up in a handmade afghan & keep a cup of coffee or hot chocolate beside me – and knit away!!!
Snuggled up in front of the fire in hand-made socks, hand-made sweater, hand-made afghan, and a hand-made shawl. Fingerless mitts too, if really cold. Got my cat and my knitting and all is well!!!
I’m bundled up like nanook of the north. I have a long down coat, thick shearling gloves, a scarf wrapped around my face, and when it’s really bitter I wear a wool hat. Most days I don’t bother with the hat though because once I put a hat on I have “hat head” and static cling the rest of the day. It’s not worth the aggravation of having a headful of hair stuck to my face all day long.
curled up under a warm blanket with slouchy socks with a book in front of the fire
Hand knit worsted weight wool socks in sandals or loose waterproof boots
Oh my gosh how I LOVE this pair of socks!! What an awesome book!! I stay warm by putting on my thicker hand knit socks, knit (sometimes crochet), watch a movie or so ;-), head knit blanket covering me, and a warm drink (specialty, hot chocolate, or tea).
Oh, I make me a good cup of coffee. Put on my sweat pants and slouchy long sleeve shirt, then put on my wool socks (hand-made), then I put my Chihuahua under a binkie beside me, and grab what I have on my needles and enjoy the cold, smile.
My favorite leg warmers!!
Layers and a warm drink
I wrap myself in a wool/cashmere throw, turn on the gas logs in the fireplace & cuddle with the 4 dogs!
I stay warm with a hot cup of tea, my lovely knitted cowl, hats, socks and fingerless gloves.
layers – I’m taking off and putting on all day long-I wouldn’t make it through the day w/o my shawl/wrap that I made w/a warm twist yarn
Fleece, fleece, wool, fleece, a knitted cowl, and a cup of something warm!
🙂
I stay warm with layers of cozy knits, and cozy socks are the key to staying toasty. I love wearing handmade items- the love in the stitches makes them extra warm!!
I stay warm by working on afghans, socks, shawls, etc. and having a cup of tea or coffee close by.
LAYERS!!!
I stay warm when it’s cold outside by wearing sweatpants or jeans and tennis shoes and SOCKS!! and a sweater or poncho sometimes even a hat. I live in a warm climate so rarely does it get very cold. But today we are blessed with a rain storm yay!! Although I live in a warm climate it doesn’t stop me from creating gifts for family and friends that live in colder climates.
Bundle up! I wrap my favourite red scarf around my head to keep my hair from getting frosty (seriously, that’s how cold it is here in WI right now), pull on my coat and gloves, and walk as quickly as is safely possible!
Sweater & a blanket & a “Hug in a Mug”… Bailey’s Irish liqueur with hot water!!!!
Drink tea, snuggle under a knitted throw and knit!
Light a fire in the wood stove, put on a movie, and knit!
This seems like the coldest winter in years in Minnesota. Today the high may be 0. I stay warm at home by wrapping myself in my prayer shawl, wearing cozy socks and drinking hot coffee. However today I have to go out in this cold and stay warm with my knitted hat and scarf.
I sit by the fire covered with my knitted blanket wearing my knitted socks and a cowl or shawl and sweater and sometimes fingerless mitts that I have knitted.
LOVE THE WARM WEATHER,CAN MAKE SOCKS IN WARM WEATHER!!!!
Wear a pair of warm wool socks!
Sit by my wood-stove and knit!!
Light a fire, turn on a “Supernatural” marathon on Netflix, grab a cup of tea and knit, knit, knit! 🙂
She could be sitting on our deck in South Lake Tahoe. It looks so cozy!! Nothing like a soft pair of cushy socks on a cold day.
layers – and any top with thumb holes
Warm socks, an over-sized sweatshirt, and a cozy blanket. Oh, and a cup of HOT
coffee! Those socks are amazing! Thanks for the chance to win!
Socks on all the time.
Lots of layers and knitted accessories, and long Johns under pants!
I take medication that makes me feel the cold more than usual. And it has been a colder Winter than usual this year. I am always on the lookout for great socks to keep my cold feet warm. These look so nice and toasty I would love to make them!!
Hot chocolate by the fireplace.
Bundle up with my hand knits!!
Stay inside with my puppy and my knitting!
Wool is great for staying warm—blankets, socks, snuggle up with my dog by the fire & drink hot tea/hot chocolate!
Build a fire, snuggle up with my knitting, and a hot cup of tea. I’d also enlist one or both of my dogs to keep my feet warm!
I layer up and cuddle with lots and lots of blankets
I wear thick socks, a warm hat, and a big coat!
Although it doesn’t get that cold in North Texas (usually). I like to put on sweats and warm socks and knit while drinking hot tea. I usually have a cat or two sand my always-freezing Chihuahua!
Nice cozy afghan, knitted socks, and hot chocolate
A cup of earl grey and my knitted blanket affectionately known as the Castro blanket.
A good fire and hand knit woollies (socks).
When I cold, I wear a wool vest I made at our local yarn shop as a KAL.
There isn’t anything more that rings of contentment than knitting by a nice warm woodstove when it’s below zero outside!! (even though you have to get up every now and then to feed the fire!)
Warm socks are always first! If the feet ain’t warm, ain’t nothin’ warm! 🙂
🙂
I bundle up stay under a warm blanket and have a nice warm drink!
Thick socks,sweat pants and good coffee. Cover up with my Muppets fleece blanket. Perfect remedy for the cold.
Sweaters and socks!
my electric blanket!
Cowls! Made my first one this winter. Made one for my husband and it has become one with him-he calls it his gasket.:-)
🙂
If I get to stay home, it’s a fire in the fireplace, afghan on my lap, something hot to drink, old movies and my knitting. Snuggling with my hubby helps alot, too.
I snuggle with my little dog under one of the many beautiful afghans my Mom made, and knit by the fireplace. Nothing like homemade and a fire, and the sweetest little dog sleeping while you knit.
wrap myself in a blanket
I wear fleece sweats, ugg boots and wrap in a cozy shawl. Then, I snuggle with my doggies and we watch T.V. as I knit away.
I layer my tops and wear heavy socks. Hot soup and hot cocoa helps out a lot, too.
Once I get chilled to the bone then I am “cold” until the spring, so I use layers to help with the chill.
I curl up with a fuzzy blanket, some tea, and some knitting.
layer up
with my afgans
Shawls, fingerless mitts and warm socks.
Layers of sweats and a cozy blanket!
When its cold outside I dress in layers. A shirt or sweater with a hoodie on top and thermals on the bottom under my pants. If I’m at home I snuggle and knit under my wool afgan that I knitted.
I really want those socks!!! I stay warm outside by staying inside!!! HAHAHA. although my house is usually pretty cold too – lots of layers and wonderful wooly garments!!!
Warm socks and sweats!
Under a warm knitted afghan, and my papillons on my lap.
The winning combo of a vest, hat, and hot toddy! Thanks.
Layers. Coffee. Wooly hats, cowls, socks and mittens. Or just staying inside.
Hibernating, lots of knitting, and layers, layers, layers. Slouchy socks are awesome.
Hot tea and layers!
Lots of layers, hot drinks and knitted wool socks
To stay warm when it’s cold outside I snuggle into my favorite chair, with my hand stitched shawl around my shoulders, and get to work stitching on an afghan because it will provide additional warmth for me while I stitch away. If it’s not long enough to cover my lap yet, then I stitch as fast as I can to reach that point. LOL :0)
Sit by the fire with a good movie playing and knitting or crocheting would be involved. By the way I love these socks. Win or lose I’m going to gave this pattern and make it for my daughters and grand daughters.
A pot of soup on the stove and a pot of tea on the counter are my companions when the weather turns cold.
Pile on the sweaters and blankets and knit fast. We keep the heat down low so layers are important.
A pile of knitting in my lap and a lovely pot of tea at my elbow.
A hot cup of coffee, homebaked cookies and curl up in my favorite chair with my latest knitting project. My idea of a perfect winter day!
If I have to go out in it, knit scarf, gloves/mittens, hat and socks. Inside my knitting on my lap helps me stay warm!
sock, afghan, tea, fireplace on, watch television
Wrap up on the couch with a mug of cocoa and a fire burning in the fireplace.
Snuggle under my comfy blanket with socks and pjs on.
Hand knit socks!
I always wear a zippered fleece housecoat over daily clothing when at home – layers keep me warm in addition to putting on a knit hat when it gets really cold.
Handknits & cats on my lap!
Hot Chocolate with a hearty splash of Rumchatta!! Or a cozy sweater in a pinch…
warm wool socks and a sweater and of course knitting
I put on my hand knit wool socks and have a hot flash! 😉
Ive never made a pair of socks… knitted or crocheted so… i would be grand to win this package so i could learn!
Love to have a hot cup of tea and get some stew on the stove to warm everyone up. Then while enjoing my tea, I pull out my WIP and get moving!
Sittint next to the fireplace with a warm blanket and my knitting…
Just love the socks & yarn. I’m thinking of purchasing one of your books. I like the name “Stitch Mountain”.
I get a hot cup of coffee and start knitting. Usually a shawl or some hats.
A blanket, fireplace, pot of tea, and knitting project.
Layering! Leggings, hats and mittens! Also Thick socks!
Wool long underwear.
A hat, gloves, and lots of layers like undershirts and leggings, and sometimes two pairs of socks! When I’m inside, nothing beats an in-progress afghan for snuggling up and getting stuff done at the same time!
I stay home cuddled up with my boyfriend, my cat, a nice glass of wine and I knit 😉
A fluffy blanket, a blazing fire, a rottie on either side of me and a hot toddie!
When it’s cold out, I stay in, wrap myself in a blanket, and knit.
Bundle up& drink hot cocoa!
Warm coffee with my feet in wool socks and my knitted afghan on my lap.
I cover up with a blanket, watch TV, and work on my knitting and crocheting. Also drink a cup of hot tea, and later cuddle up with my hubby of 48 years,
I like a nice cuppa hot something…coffee, tea, cocoa or lemon water. Cuddled up in my arm chair with my favorite and first ever crocheted afghan. And cannot forget my pup, Maddie. She loves to curl up like a cat on the back of the chair, all 65 pounds! And last but not forgotten, a knitting project to keep me occupied.
Wool socks, fleece pants, turtleneck, wool sweater, parka, wool mittens, hat & scarf. If that fails, fire up the pellet stove, some hot chocolate, soup, work on the afghan I am knitting for my grandson.
I wear my long coat with my alpaca hat. My fur lined boots help a lot. Hot tea helps when I get home. I need to knit or crochet myself a scarf. I haven’t found the right one yet.
Her in North Dakota, I enjoy a hot cup of tea, lots of layers, and my warm woolen socks.
Snuggled up on the couch under a blanket with my boyfriend
I bundle up. Usually with multiple sweaters under my coat, two pairs of socks, scarf, hat and gloves.
At my age (76), I snuggle up with a warm afghan, watch tv and knit or crochet to my heart’s content.
I used to stay indoors to avoid the cold, but now that I have a Labrador puppy that needs to go out and play I put on a lot of layers under my winter coat, wool socks with winter boots, wool gloves, alpaca cowl under my pashmina shawl and a wool hat. It’s worked very well this cold winter.
🙂 lots of layers, hot tea, dog on my feet, knitting in hands, hubby snuggles and warm roasty fire.
I like to curl up in my chair, wrapped up in a lacy wool shawl I knitted, with a nice hot hazelnut latte and my dog at my feet. Add a good book, and it doesn’t get much better!
Wearing my baby keeps me the warmest! But when I’m not, coffee, tea and my warm woolens do the trick! Thank you for the chance to win!
I stay inside!
Sweaters, tea, and electric blankets!
Lots of cashmere!
If I have to go out, layers of clothes…always stockings under pants as it cuts the wind….then if that fails, I just stay inside and knit!
You cannot beat a good pair of wool socks to keep you warm! Add a pair of liners to wick away the moisture and you have a winning combination!
Layers whether inside or out, and a nice hot cuppa!
My electric blanket and my knitting.
Cuddled up with my blanket throw,and Hot cup of my favorite tea Chamomile with Gingerbread Biscotti ..My pet Lab Hunter,and he helps me Knit by nugging my ball of yarn.
Hahaha! When it’s cold outside, I stay warm inside – a shawl, an afghan, cuddly socks, and a cup of tea.
To stay warm I drink lots of hot coffee and I stay under my knitted blanket with my cat by my side.
Thermals under one/two layers and a warm scarf! Thanks for the giveaway.
When going outside, I wear layers with a long, thick scarf that I knitted several years ago and, sometimes, a hat I crocheted, under the hood of my coat. Today, it’s -9 degrees with a windchill of -9! Inside, I wear fleece pants, socks, and a warm top and drink hot tea or cocoa. I received a prayer shawl as a gift last year, so I wrap up in it, if I get chilled. The down comforter on my bed is a must!
Am currently on a sock knitting binge! Don’t have any like this….yet!
Indoos I wrap up in my handmade afghans and have fou animals (2 dogs, 2 cats) cuddling with me. Outside, I layer in sweaters, vests and cowls that are also usable as hoods.
Wearing hand made socks and fingerless mitts and working on a large knitting project.
Layers….lots of layers. Hot tea and snuggle under a blanket that I am still knitting!
If inside I stay warm with handmade felted slippers and and afghan. If outside I used a cowl, warm hat and thick mittens,
Fleece pajamas, warm blanket and hot chocolate!
Today has a wind chill here of -24 C….I have a cozy electric blanket (given to me by my Sweetie on Valentine’s Day), a mug of steaming Earl Grey tea and my Downton Abbey KAL project to work on as I watch the Blue Jays play in the Grapefruit league…. My dog is snuggled beside me and my Sweetie is also close by… Honestly, with support such as this, I don’t really mind the cold:)
Only one way here in the bitter cold of Michigan–multiple handknits. I don’t go outside without being covered.
I have been looking for a pair of socks that will keep my tootsies warm. These look like the answer!
Big warm wool socks, chunky sweaters, and ruana shawls.
Build a big fire in the woodstove, have a cup of tea, grab a book and a crocheted afghan and ahhhhhh…….
wool sock and warm shoes – when my feet are warm the rest of me feels better!
Layers if I have to go out. Inside cuddling up with the critters and reading
In my recliner with a cozy blanket and coffee, my newest knitting project..
Socks are absolutely my favorite things to knit!
Stay inside by the fireplace!
Adorable socks. They look so cozy!
Be sure to turn on the seat warmers if your car has them!
First you haul the firewood in, then you light the wood stove, next you warm up next to stove until it is time to get more firewood!
I make some tea, turn on my heated mattress pad, climb into bed with a book, make sure Elby, my little tuxedo kitty, is tucked in with me, and then I usually just fall asleep, all of that coziness being maybe too much for me!
Hot chocolate, and my favorite knitted blanket. 🙂
I wear my beautiful coat that my husband gave me. He got it at Cabela’s several years ago and I did not like it at first because I look like a polar bear in it. However, when it is cold…I am always warm!
Layers, layers, layers! And make sure to keep your feet dry.
Silk long johns, hot chocolate or Earl grey tea, a cuddly blanket and a good book all together on the sofa with my dog. AND if it’s really wintry out, light up the fireplace!
Cuddle up with a nice warm quilt, warm socks, a hot cup of coffee and a good book. It doesn’t get any better.
Warm cozy socks, a cup of chai tea, my crochet hooks and some fabulous yarn…what more could a girl ask for? 😉
I love knitting socks. My daughter has had me make her 7 pair so far this winter, she has fallen in love with them! I plan to download the pattern and make a pair of these for her as well.
I wear wool socks, stay inside, and knit.
I stay warm by wrapping up in a beautiful afgan and fun socks.
I saw all the lovely giveaways for February
And the socks looked do snuggley and
Warm. I have bad Circulation in my legs and feet
And I judt have to make them. They look so relaxed
And warm. Just what I need gor these tired
Old feet.
Good luck to everyone!
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I stay inside with my asthma!
I snuggle up under a blanket with a good book, my kitty and a cup of hot tea!
Put on some yummy wool socks and cuddle up under a blanket with someone special!
Lots of blankets, my warm cozy cowls and shawls, and lots and lots of tea.
Warm socks, sweaters, scarves/cowls…..and hot cocoa….
IF I HAVE TO GO OUT OF THE HOUSE, I ALWAYS DRESS IN LAYERS AND I’M KNOWN FOR A WARM HAT AND GLOVES..HAIRDO BE DARNED!!!!INSIDE I’M DRESSED IN WARM SNUGGIES AS FOR SKIING BUT I’M NOT SKIING,MY WARM CORDOROY SLACKS ,AND A TRERMAL TOP I HAVE BEEN COLD BLOODED FOR YEARS BASICLY, A WARM HEART.
Sweaters and cowls and blankets, oh my!
I throw on a sweatshirt, my green knit hat I’m uber proud of, and grab some socks. And if I’m at home, the fireplace is a must!
Layers…my heated throw is awesome too!
I curl up in fromt of a wrm fire in the firepplace with my knitting and and cup of warm mulled tea.
Thick sweats, socks I made, tomato soup & grilled cheese!
Thick sweats, socks I made & tomato soup & grilled cheese!
How do I stay warm? I stay inside, part of the time with a cat in my lap. When I have to go out, I put on knee-length petti-pants under my slacks, my Land’s End jacket, and a wool scarf around my heads & neck. That way, I’m only cold from my knees down. I do have some knee socks, but they are only just over my calf–that’s what I get for having long legs. I’ll just have to knit myself some that are long enough. My Land’s End jacket is so warm that I can’t wear it if it’s over 32 F.
Fire in the fireplace and knitting on my lap.
On cold days I love to snuggle down in a comfortable chair wearing my favourite heavy
cardigan, a cup of hot tea, and a favourite book. My often cold feet would love warm wool slouchy socks to keep them warm too !
Would love to sit by the fire with homemade socks, I need to learn how to knit them!
There’s nothing better than coming indoors from fun in the crisp cold snow to a cup of steaming hot chocolate and some fun knitting relaxing in my comfy chair near a crackling fire in our stone fireplace!!
Life is perfect on those kinds of wonderful winter days! :o)
Blessings,
Denise
Inside a comfy sweater or fleece. Outside I dress in layers, inluding hat, gloves and scarf or or shawl… all handknit of course
…..hot bath with lavender essential oil…wine…. Book and or knitting…yes, all at the same time….
a warm hoodie, thick socks, a blanket and hot coffee.
I am a layer queen!! Camisole(s), t-shirt, button-down, cardigan/sweater, coat! Always in leggings or hand-knit socks, and fuzzy slip-ons…so toasty!
Layers from the toes on up! And this winter has been particularly cold, I’ve made scarves, cowls, ear warners, and vests. I’m working on my first pair of socks and wish I had started them a lot sooner! I think I know what one of my summer projects will be..
I stay warm by drinking lots of tea, cuddling under the quilt on the couch, and reading a good book.
Hat, booties and blanket makde with this yarn would sure keep some kids, at the Shriners Childrens Hospital, warm.
Hot tea, my favorite knit sweater & blanket while I knit!
I wear two pairs of socks (wool socks work very well) , two layers up top and a pair of boot warmers to keep my knees my ankles warm. Slippers top it off to keep my feet toasty warm, mmmmmmmmmm, real warm.
A fire, cup of tea, snugly blanket, and my dog curled up in my lap!
I layer on the knitwear, of course!
It would be fun to learn to knit these socks to keep my feet warm!
We’ve been so cold here in the Chicago area for so long & no warm up in sight yet.
I cuddle up with my daughter and a cup of tea.
Dress in layers and a good knit hat when going out, lots of wood in the stove and a good hot cup of tea when you come in.
Coffee and the lap blanket I made for myself (finally). Get situated and pick up the current project. Single digit temps here in Chicago and not going away soon. Would love to start a new project with this giveaway! Thank you.
To stay warm when its cold outside I stay inside!
Hat, gloves, scarf…all homemade of course!
Hat and scarf made from hand spun llama. Mitts too
Hot chocolate spiked with a little Bailey’s and all of my knits! I love the cold!
Lots and lots of layers! I love warm socks and boots and coat and make my own mittens and hat
Would love to make these socks for my daughter who lives in a very cold climate and spends lots of time outdoors with her family.
Lots of layers, afghans, hot cocoa and determination 😉
I cover up in my duvet, drink hot cocoa, and either knit or crochet.
I like to be under a comfy blanket, wearing warm socks, and knitting.
Snuggle up with a warm quilt, hot cup of tea and yarn!
A warm afghan and a hot cup of tea!
Layers – tank top, sweater and a jacket or cardigan, warm pants and tall boots, and that’s just to work inside. And I always have a cup of hot tea so I can warm my hands with the mug.
Those warm socks in the pattern would sure be nice, especially considering we’ve had the coldest winter in 20 years!
layers, warm socks and a fuzzy blanket – some Chia tea is nice too 🙂
I put on my home knit sweater and socks!
put on my hand made sweater
Put on a sweater, that’s what they’re for. Alpaca socks are also wonderful!
A cup of hot coffee with my current knitting project always makes me warm and toasty. I can’t forget my sweet dog piled up right next to me for the additional warmth!
Omg…I love knitting socks, I always have a pair in progress!
Sitting right next to the blower vents on the fireplace will warm anyone in a hurry! But since the fireplace isn’t in my bedroom, my electric blanket, socks AND my felted (knitted by me, thank you very much!) slippers are a close second!
In NC….worse winter EVER!!!!!!!!!! Keeping warm by sitting by the fire and KNITTING.
Cold temperatures call for serious measures…Cotton turtlenecks, wool sweaters, wool socks, boiled wool slipppers (my favorite) and great big mugs of homemade barley lentil soup with thick slices of fresh, warm bread! Yum!
A cup of hot cocoa, a cozy fire and a shawl or sweater
If I absolutely have to go outside, layers upon layers of clothes otherwise I curl up on the couch and knit anything.
when its cold, I get comfortable with a hot cup of tea and work on my current sock project.
Lots of layers, and a mug of beef tea.
Tea, hand knitted socks, afghan and my doggie on my lap.
I just snuggle up with my hubby, a knitting project, and yarn and think about my family in Traverse City, Michigan who are dealing with a brutal winter and staying toasty warm. The Northeast just does not seem cold in comparison!
I don’t go outside unless it’s absolutely necessary. I stay inside, on my couch, afghan draped over my lap, and my knitting in my hands.
I wear a nice crochet sweater.
stay inside with the wood stove going, and crocheting another afghan.
stay inside drink hot cofee&knit
Snuggle up with my favorite electric blanket and large cup of coffee
Hot coffee, Russell’s, and an afghan in progress on my lap.
coffee and/or knitting in hand whilst bundled in layers and smothered under 3 furry pets 🙂 Life is good!!
Cuddle up with a blanket. N knit
Wool or mohair socks! Warm feet make the cold days bearable.
Hot chocolate, slippers and a hade made throw.
Stay in and knit
layers, and spend as little time as possible outdoors when it is very cold and windy out.
Always wearing multi layers, covered up with my lap sized blanket , knitting or crocheting something or another to keep someone else warm!
I stay inside with a hot chocolate wrap in a afghan!
This year, so thankfully, I invested in a down coat and some great boots, both which are warm to -45 degrees about, and that more than came in handy this frigid season. In addition to them, I have knit berets, scarves and cowls of varying styles, yarns and thicknesses, to have the right needed warmth. I also layer knit fingerless gloves over my regular gloves for great looks and more warmth! I have yet to add some boot toppers, which I want to do.
A fire in my new fireplace and something fun to knit.
Always remember to wear my warm scarf and only go outside if it’s really necessary! =)
I love some warm socks, a sweater, and a cup of hot chocolate or tea.
I put my socks on top of my radiator style heater for a few moments before I put them on; wrap a blanket or afghan around myself and sip some hot coffee with a shot of whisky! 🙂
i make a big pot of clam chowder and knit
I avoid cold weather as much as possible, but when I have to go out, I layer clothes under my coat and boots.
Two Golden Retrievers that think they are lap dogs 😉
I get warm be sitting the fireplace sipping hot chocolate while knitting an afghan. Oh ya the blinds on the window is open and the snow is gently falling. I know sounds like a Cheistmas card but really how I like to get warm.
Feet up & legs covered with a blanket and with my cowl shaped heating pad wrapped around my neck & shoulders. Heavenly.
A warm blanket, thick socks, a cup of tea, my dog in my lap and knitting in my hands!!!
Layers of socks, wrap and afghan, simultaneously !! There more yarn is required to increase my keeping warm wardobe !!! ; )
Mittens and wool socks!
Who couldn’t use a great warm pair of socks lately and the time to knit them?! Love that wool and the super book for even more ideas!
Lots of knitted layers!
I wear lots and lots of layers that I knit myself.
I keep warm with lots of wooly layers and hand-knit mittens, gloves, scarves….
I stay warm by wearing fleece lined tights, wool socks, wool shirt and
fingerless gloves. Layering on top of the tights an under the shirt help.
Then, if needed I add any hot hand product available.
I curl up with a warm blanket, pot of cinnamon tea and my knitting!
Fire, fuzzy socks, pajamas, and a large knitting project in my lap 🙂
I stay warm with layers of clothes (top and bottom) and warm socks, mittens/gloves, hats, and scarves/cowls. I’m a small person so can easily get “swallowed up” by my winter clothing, but I choose warmth!
I keep warm by working on projects. Blankets, sweaters, socks. They make me feel warm all over.
A nice cup of tea, my favorite blanket and whatever knitting project I’m working on.
We have a wood furnace so when its -30 out, I make sure the furnace is topped up, I have my favorite afghan tucked around my knees and I knit or crochet something warm. Everything stays warm!
soft warm socks, layers,make homemade chicken & dumplings, & knit
I always have a cup of hot tea by my side and put my bathrobe over my clothes when I am staying home. Lots of layers when I leave the house. 🙂
Get a cup of tea, cuddle up with our jack russell terriers, Daisy & Zeb, and their favorite blanket, and knit socks or read!!
Sitting in front of the fireplace with warm socks and, if I’m lucky, a cat sitting on my lap.
Stay inside?
Lots of layers, wool socks, hat, cowl, mittens, coat, and coffee.
Fuzzy socks and my warm afghan while I’m hooking a new project on the couch.
Lots of coffee and lots of knitting with wool!
I wear lots of warm layers, drink hot tea, and knit fun things for my grand babies.
i actually like to go outside and keep warm by moving, like walking in the snow and breath the fresh crisp air. of course warm knitted hats, ect go with me!
stay inside and curl up in front of a heater 🙂
When it’s cold I like to wear a pair of homemade wool socks and cuddle up with a warm afghan and a hot chocolate or hot apple cider.
Afgans are the best ..big fluffy afgans!
Wool Socks fleece pants and a hot cup of tea
When it is cold outside, I curl up on the couch with my knitting, a cup of hot tea and my cat and think warm thoughts!
I love to sit in front of a hot roaring fire with a big mug of latte and knit.
I usually love winter but the coldest February in Saskatchewan in 2 decades is wearing me down. I love knitting and the feel of hand knitted scarves, hat, mitts and socks as well as the pleasure it gives me making these for others. Warm wool socks in my walking boots would be a wonderful addition to my winter wardrobe.
When it’s cold I like my cozy silppers, homemade wool leg warmers and a knitted sweater. A nice cup of tea and a new knitting project.
When it’s cold, I like to wear extra layers!
Tea and afghans!
Long jons and wool socks
Hand knit socks, hot chocolate and wool blankets!
Believe it or not we have had some mornings in the upper 50’s lately here in Kona, Hawaii.(I live at the 1,100 foor level) at the foot of Hualalai (extinct volcano). I put on my favorite red thick kneesocks, grab the dog & go walk to warm me up!
Thin layers and keep moving.
Lots of layers if I have to go out, and hot tea for when I come back in!
Layers are how I keep warm in cold weather. I love to wear the wool scarves I make myself, wool sweater over under layers and warm socks. These socks look like they’d be perfect for those really cold days!
I wear layered clothing. Hand knit sweaters, cowls or scarves, warm knit hat, down coat, ski underwear. knee socks and sheep skin lined boots. Forecast for tomorrow s for wind chills being below zero.
Well, I live on a farm….so bundling up to feed usually includes pantyhose!…warm socks, insulated boots, flannel lined jeans, a turtleneck, a tshirt, a sweatshirt, a heavy coat, and an elmer fudd style cap. Yes, I’m not all dolled up, but everyone gets fed, and I (for the most part) stay decently warm 🙂
Layers and more layers.
I stay warm in our cold ware house with my own hand knit socks, scarf, mitts and now cabled hoodie. Most of my yarn is boyfht at Jimmy Bean’s. They are located in my home town.
Jealous, definitely jealous! 🙂
Drink Hot Cocoa! Exercise! KNIT!! wear KNITTING!! layers!!
Inside I wear pajamabottoms under my slacks wool socks T-shirt covered by a fleece jacketsnuggled under an afghan drinking hot chocolate-first I knitted acable slouch hat-a peruvian hat and a scarff so when I go outside Iwear the slouxh hat under the pervian hat throw on a jacket wrap a scarf around me and put boots over my wool socks and add a pair of mittens!
Here we are used to the cold even if we don’t like it. We wear layers inside or out. We plan outdoor activities and plan warm-ups when we come in.
Get under electric blanket and knit or crochet my latest project!
Homemade socks and fleece thrummed mittens make all the difference!
Stay inside, wear extra layers, and have hoot drinks
Hot tea and knitting by the fireplace!
Two pair of socks, one of which I knit. A sweater with a long-sleeved Tee under, sweats or fuzzy yoga pants and a warm electric blankie. Add hot coffee, tea or dark chocolate hot chocolate and whatever is on my needles and I’m all set for the “cold” here in New Mexico. Just ’cause it is in the 50s doesn’t mean it isn’t cold! I learned to knit socks last summer and really would love to knit this pair. I’m sure the other patterns would inspire me to create a wonderful cold-weather wardrobe.
I wear wool. Wool everything, socks, gloves, sweaters…..
Wrap up in a warm blanket.
I keep warm with lots of layers. Hot apple cider warms from the inside. I also like to sit under a blanket by the fire and knit or crochet.
First, don’t go outside 😉 LOL Second, curl up under one of my own creations with a cup of my favorite hot beverage at the the time (which varies according to my mood 😉 LOL)
And, almost forgot, all while working on one of my current WIPs 😀
Fire, blankets, knitting and snuggles!
Knit socks with a home made afghan and my two little heating pads with heartbeats!
I put my knitted fingerless gloves on so I can still knitt and drink something hot. I also put my knitted leg warmers on over my knitted socks. I stay inside and enjoy the cosy time. I like my feet to be warm.
Hot chocolate, warm socks, and a seat near a nice corner stove.
My folks make a fire in the fireplace. And I pile on my gramma’s handmade afghans. ^_^
I wear lots of hand knits. Today I had on hand knit sweater, scarf, hat, and socks. Only my nose was still cold.
I wear warm socks and warm sweaters.
Curled up in an afghan that I knit.
Wool & Layering are my two standbys!!
Warm socks, cozy sweater, hot tea and snuggle with Danny my cat
Curl up by the fire with a knitted afghan, a good book and hot tea.
put on my knitted lace shawl and drink tea
Wear an onsies flannel pjs , wool socks. afghan over my lap watching an old movie. Knitting needles clicking away.
Throw another log on the fire, grab a cup of tea and snuggle into my favourite chair to knit.
Layers.
Stay inside cuddled up under an afghan with my babies(dogs) working on a project.
Bundle up and go help the hubbie load the outdoor wood stove, feed the birds, return inside, remove the many layers of coats, sweaters, and boots, make a cup of tea, sit down and pick up the newest knitting project to work on.
warm wool socks I made, 2 puppie dogs to snuggle with a handmade afghan, tea and a knitting project of course.
Wear layers of warm clothing and have a cup of hot tea.
Lots of layers of handmade knits!
Layers! And my knitting!!
layers, hot herbal tea, a hot shower and blankie!!
I make a cup of chai tea and put on my favorite hand knit sweater and pull up Pinterest on my computer!!
Stay in doors in flannel PJ with hot cup of coffee.
A wood stove and ALL the layers! I am loving those slouchy socks by the way!
Snuggling under my knitting projects and wearing warm clothing with a cup of hot tea.
Snuggle with the puppy under the comforter with a really good book!
I like to snuggle under a cozy afghan with a book and a cup of cocoa.
I wear a light hat indoors along with my comfortable slouchy wool socks :-), then really bundle up when I venture out in Minnesota’s latest chill!
I stay inside with lots of coffee, wear my warm hand knit socks and grab one of my multiple knitting projects
Lots of layers, scarf and mitts, snuggle under a warm afghan, and a cup of herb tea or hot chocolate!
To keep warm I wear multiple layers of clothing, including a knit hat or two, make a hot drink, eat well-spiced foods, and exercise–either inside or outside. I love to shovel snow, but since my injuries I am not able to. Mostly I bundle up and sit inside and knit.
I bundle up and try to stay indoors!
Hot coffee or hot chocolate and my knitting.
Blankets, more clothes, heated things in the microwave…!
Work on an afghan !
I stay warm with a hot cup of tea, cuddled up in my favorite hand knit sweater and socks. If I’m really cold, I will put on a pair of hand knit mitts so my hands stay warm while I’m knitting! Cold hands are stiff hands and we can’t have that! I love those slouchy socks and yarn, I hope I win! 🙂 Pick me! Pick me! 🙂
I stay inside and wear warm socks and a sweater. I love it cause then I have time to do more knitting!
Inside, of course! Turtle necks, long sleeves and lots of wool and natural fibers! Fireplace and hot chocolate are optional!
Thermal underwear a pair of sweats sitting by the fire crocheting with a cup of hot chocolate.
Sit on the recliner with a cup of chai tea latte wrapped up in a warm blanket.
Mug of coffee, fireplace roaring, kitties nearby, plenty of yarn, knitting needles & patterns! 🙂
I layer up, get my latest project out, and prep the couch for a day of tv watching with my fur child.
Inside, knit under a pile of quilts covered in furry pets. Outside, wear layers and always wrap a big shawl around your head and shoulders, over your coat and cap.
I dress in layers and do not go outside unless absolutely necessary.
Layers. Layers and Layers. Plus my quilt if I’m just sitting at home.
I stay warm when its cold outside by staying in and knitting! And I would love this yarn and the sock pattern to knit to keep my feet warm. Thanks for the opportunity!
Stay in with handmade socks on my toes and a shawl on my shoulders
I have a stash….it’s not big enough…you know that feeling that the next yarn you acquire will be perfect! I can’t wait for my next acquisition.
hand knit socks
Stay indoors, cover with a lap blanket and knit.
I stay warm by drinking my Starbucks mocha and being surrounded by yarn!
Layers and layers, my doggy snuggled under a soft blanket with me and a craft project I’m my hands.
I have not knitted any socks. I am just a beginner.
Stay warm indoors with a heavy sweat shirt, my fleece blanket, the fireplace and knit
A cup of hot tea and a warm lap robe under my knitting!
Curled up on the couch with an nice hot cup of coffee, warm socks and a nice afghan and a good book,
Keeping busy indoors, and praying for Spring temps.
Warm wool sweaters and socks.
First a long soak in a very hot tub with lavender oil …followed by sipping a glass of wine while wrapped up head to TOE in my favorite hand knits to seal in all that warmth.
Fire & knitting!
I wear wool socks and gloves. I wear my wool socks to sleep in with the electric blanket on.
KNIT FASTER!!
Socks and knitted slippers and my poodle on my lap!
To keep warm I either stay inside, or, if going outside, I wear Australian sheepskin boots and a pair of sheepskin earmuffs that keep me oh-so warm from head to toe!
A cup of hot Tea Forte in my hand as I snuggle with my hubby in my crocheted blanket which a parent made me for Christmas. ☺️
In the recliner wrapped in a quilt knitting socks.
Hand knit wool socks, hat, scarf and gloves along with a flannel shirt under my coat for outside. For inside our drafty old house I wear my hand knit wool socks, a thick flannel shirt and crocheted slippers with a hand made afghan over my legs!
I bundle up in a nice wooly hat and snuggly wooly socks and mittens. When I have finished snow blowing the driveway…I come inside and cuddle up under a cosy afghan and sip a nice hot cup of tea. Lovely! 🙂
I would stay warm by wearing a pair of great socks, heavy sweater, hat, mittens and scarf- all hand-knit, of course- with a comfy pair of pants and a ski jacket.
I worry incessantly about others being cold. Last week I knitted my miniature poodle a sweater from yarn in my stash. He was so cold one day he started shaking and it really made me upset.
I wear the super warm shawl I knitted!!!!!
I love to throw a wool shawl over my long coat. I look like a shaggy bear, but baby, I’m warm!!
I curl up on the couch and crochet afghans unless I MuST go outside and then I put on the
Hats and scarves I have made
An afghan (my grandma made), a border collie by my side, a lap full of knitting, & reruns of Bones or Star Trek (TNG).
Bundle up in lots of layers!
I love warm socks, and love to knit them
Lots of layers
I wear wool socks and a shawl around by shoulders while under a small blanket. Opp’s almost sound like granny, 🙂 No offence to grannies out there….
Lots of hot chocolates, layers of hand knit garment by the fire doing more knitting!
definitely layers. sweaters on top, thermals below.
Wear my beautiful hand knit cowl, mitts,socks and sweater while I am outside shovelling all this wonderful snow we keep getting! Hot bath, tea, fire place and knitting after!
Warm, wool socks. I just started knitting socks last year and they are heavenly.,
I like to stay inside and play with yarn.
I love to wear longjohns when I go for my daily lake walks, it’s cold by the water! I also wear my trusty knit touque & mittens 🙂 Oh, & my warm, wool skinny scarf wrapped around my neck several times.
Hot tea and warm blanket.
Snuggling in all sorts of blankets
I love to turn on the fireplace, curl up with a warm blanket, a heating pad, some hot tea, and my current knitting or crochet project and possibly a kitty or two 😉
wool socks and lots of Irish Coffee!!! 🙂
Lots and lots of layers and a crocheted or knitted Afghan at night to watch TV!
By having a big knitting or crocheting project spread across my lap.
Staying warm in cold weather? Not a problem if you if you have “power surges”( most women call them Hot Flashes. My problem is staying cool in warm weather. Any suggestions?
Layers and layers and layers and layers.
I like to bundle up in a nice warm sweater, scarf and beanie. I like wearing fingerless gloves so I can knit. 🙂
I stay warm by putting on socks, making a cup of mocha, curling up under a blanket and continue my crocheting projects while watching tv.
I wear the cosy hat I knitted!
Natural fibres and lots of red wine!!!
Layers, a warm fire, blanket, a knitting project, and a few cats on my lap!
Layers of clothes and knitting something large
I change from my work clothes into my warm comfy sweats and wrap up in one of the afghans that are draped over the couch/chairs or under the one that I am currently working on, a queen size one for my bed.
I would wear my fox onesie, make myself a tea, sit in my comfortable chair and knit (probably socks) 😉
I stay inside.if I must go out I wear wool.
Stay warm with cozy afghan and a hot cup of coffee
Snuggle under a (handmade) afghan.
I stay inside 🙂
Stay inside and knit!
Warm afghans, coffee and plenty of yarn!
Hot tea and a fleece blanket
I stay inside and wear my warm, hand knit socks.
Chai tea, a fire, knitted socks on my feet, cuddled up with my dogs and my current knitting project in my lap.
My fireplace, my cat, and working on a big project that covers my lap!
Put my feet up in my chair, with my warm dog and a couple of blankets, and pull out a project to work on.
Layer! jacket over sweater over t-shirt over undershirt!
I stay warm with warm thoughts, a good tea and selfmade socks, made out of cosy wool!
Living in California, so COLD is relative. If possible, don’t leave the house! If not, hand knits are the ticket to staying warm.
Knitting socks on a road trip south reminds me where I am from
A hot beverage and a cozy knitted scarf or vest or sweater or scarf, or combinations of them.
Layers of warm knitted clothing and hot chocolate!
I curl up with a cup of tea, my kitty, and a warm wool afghan. I recently retired so I stay busy knitting. When I can I buy warm wool yarn and make beautiful socks for my family.
Stay inside and snuggle under a knitted blanket/afghan project…and a cat on my lap too!
My fireplace. I never want to leave it when it is cold outside.
2 dachshunds and a double thick afghan crocheted in love and prayers for me by a friend.
I snuggle with my blanket and knitting project.
Chai Latte Tea, knitting cuddled with my dog and kittie.