
I checked out the websites and saw that I was able to bring my knitting needles along on the plane - great, I thought!

;-) ... I knew I had several pairs in this size.
At the airport, we discovered that they needed to go into checked luggage. [sigh] So much for knitting on the plane!

Instead, I knit while sitting in the almost-sun. It was fairly cloudy but who knew that you could get a burn through clouds? Yes, you can.
So here are the dishcloths that I knit while on vacation. As I prepare the photos, I'll be adding these Caribbean Memories dishcloths to my Etsy shop.
This dishcloth was knit on the last day there - while the dark clouds threatened rain and the ocean turned darker shades of blue with just hints of turquoise and green ...

Oh, and these photos were snapped on the stucco half-wall of the hotel staircase (not in the sand as they may appear).
Watch for all of these dishcloths to be available at ennadoolf.etsy.com!