My creativity seems to express itself in bursts of intense effort followed by long periods of inactivity. Case in point: After months of not knitting, in the last week, I have: a) finished a scarf I started last December; b) begun and finished a scarf for the Dulaan Project; and c) begun and finished my first prayer shawl (also known as comfort shawls, peace shawls, or mantles). (Since I meditate, I suppose that’s more accurate, but it’s commonly known as a prayer shawl.) The website suggests other purposes for the shawl, such as “undergoing medical procedures; as a comfort after a loss or in times of stress; during bereavement; prayer or meditation; commitment or marriage ceremonies; birthing, nursing a baby; bridal shower or wedding gift; leading ritual; first menses or croning rites of passage; during an illness and recovery; ministering to others; graduation, birthday, anniversary, ordination, holiday gifts; or just socializing.”


I wish I could knit. LOL I envy you.
oh, i really like the idea of a prayer shawl. Great work, Kathryn!
You made a wonderfully rich choice of colors! Your great aunt Jessie used to knit such shawls, and other items, too, and did them in bursts of energy, just as you do.
Meditation is worth it.
Bill