Saturday’s Song: Priceless by For King and Country
So when others try to make us feel as “less than”, remember Psalm 139:14.
in God’s eyes,
they are also
Priceless.
Irreplaceable.
Unmistakable.
Incomparable.
Right?
Slow
Stitching: A Prayer Shawl Takes Over,
But The Truck is Chugging Along
I started another prayer shawl which is a high priority to finish quickly. Someone we know has been hospitalized with COVID and the shawl is for his wife as she faces this challenge. God be with her.
I’m using a scrumptious yarn from my stash: Red Heart’s Unforgettable in Sunrise. The pattern is called the Darla
Shawl by Clare at Truly Crochet. You might want to check it out. I am enjoying working this pattern. It looks stylish, yet is relaxing and fun to make up. After perusing her blog, I've decided to subscribe.
Stash Report 9-13-2020
Since April 1: 120.71 yards
Difference: + 42.585
Love the shawl pattern! The stitches are close enough to make it warm, and the texture makes it interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe prayer shawl is just gorgeous! I love that yarn - no wonder you are enjoying working on this project. I'm sure yor friend will really appreciate your thoughtfulness!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous prayer shawl!
ReplyDeleteYou picked up just the right yarn for this prayer shawl, it will be wonderful, and full of prayers and love.
ReplyDeleteMay the Lord bless your friend and her husband.
Happy Slow Sunday Stitching! I am also crocheting.
wishing your friend the best and hope will be well - the shawl is so lovely it will be appreciated I'm sure
ReplyDeleteWise words. Scripture says pray for your enemies. Sometimes it is a hard thing, but then if we remember Love One Another, that makes it clear. Have a happy week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawl! And what a thought gift. Prayers for your friend in these challenging times.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours in your prayer scarf. I have made 2 or 3 of these but haven’t made one in quite some time. I like the music.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty stitch pattern and beautiful yarn!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful...the texture of the pattern and the colors!
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