Matchy, matchy (edited)

My feet and ankles always got cold 'cause I would take my shoes or slippers off so I could sit Indian style in my computer chair. Then the afghan would slip and my feet would peek out and get cold. Then I would have to rearrange everything and then my shoulders would get cold. But Knitterykate has saved the day. What a great solution to my dilemma.
Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you.
Now I only have to wait 'til it gets a little cooler than 106 degrees. That is what it has been outside lately. It's not quite that bad in my computer room, but it is the room that is the farthest from the AC/heating unit and it doesn't seem to get very cool or warm compared to the rest of the house. That is good in the winter, Da likes the thermostat set higher than I do. But we get along.

(My matching compulsion makes Gramma crazy because I have to have the quilt fabrics match just so, too.)
4 Comments:
You are obsessed. No shades of gray with you... I can ususally squint and convince myself that something matches until I couldn't find a top for a cream colored skirt. grrr
You have a good eye for color and pattern and sense of value depth. I'm glad to work with you in picking quilt fabrics.
I want to see them on your feet so I can know if they fit or not! Or is it too hot?
I'm so glad they fit! If you weren't allergic to wool I would make you a really soft pair.
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