Glad to hear that! 
I personally love bamboo yarn!
And if it’s too thin, maybe knit with two strings together?
I actually did have a wonderful seder, Thank you! 
I didn’t know I could do that, but I would also have to buy twice the yarn for the project.
Have to think about that $$$. I’m in St. Louis, MO. Where are you? How long have you been knitting?
I’m in the Golan heights in Israel. I’ve been knitting on and off since I was 9, and picked it up more seriously a couple of years ago
Had no idea the knitting forum stretched that far. My daughter has been to Israel, her husband also and their 16 yr old daughter is coming in June. When their youngest turns 16 the entire family plans to return.
I hope we talk from time to time. Shalom
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That’s nice! I hope they will like it here, I sure do 
And yeah, I’m always happy to talk to nice people!
Cheers
Not everyone is active now, but we have had people from all over the world. It’s very cool!
I like being a part of this and talking to others throughout the week.
I was really down yesterday, but after hearing from some of our knitting friends, I’m feeling much better😉
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Although the lilacs have finished blooming and 6 of the shrubs are new, therefore little, I wanted to share my love of gardening with everyone. This is where my heart is in the warm months. The vegetables are in the backyard and last night we had the first cucumber. Yummmn
Hope everyone is well and thriving beautifully 
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It’s a treat to see such lovely plantings.
Thank you ! A 3 yr labor of love. I dug it all, tilled and amended the soil and carried and placed each 10# stone. Summer is never long enough before I have to put everything to bed, incl. myself.
T. Keane
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Very beautiful, Max! A labor of love! 
That looks lovely! Plants are absolutely the best, and it makes me happy to see how these ones are being treated with such love and dedication 
Thanks, for letting me share. I’ll be back on board soon. I have to begin the cowl again, eeeek!
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