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Deborah at Work Listing Books on Amazon

DK the Nautical Knitter

Hi there, this is DK’s DH (Scott) and I thought while she was fast asleep thinking up new pattern designs I would post a sort of behind the scenes photo I took of DK hard at work. She has been really looking forward to getting started on the Secret of the Stole KAL (as I am sure all of you are as well), just a few more days to go now.

So, here you go… as long as she doesn’t delete the post once she finds out it is here

Yes, this is actually her desk! That little gray square thing she is looking at is actually a laptop she uses to correspond with all of you (probably doing so right now), the one in the background is where she does her “work”. You see which one she is using. “Did you read that book I left for you the other day sweetie”? Good luck to everyone doing the Secret of the Stole KAL, it will be loads of fun, and may even have some great surprises along the way. Scott (hopefully still the DH)

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6 responses to “Deborah at Work Listing Books on Amazon”

  1. Awww, how cute is that for the DH to post? *waves to DK’s DH*DK, your desk looks about like mine.
    Looking forward to the start of the SotS.
    Cheers

  2. Awww, how cute is that for the DH to post? *waves to DK’s DH*
    DK, your desk looks about like mine.
    Looking forward to the start of the SotS.
    Cheers

  3. Hee Hee! I have a sneaky DH named Scott too! “Love the ‘pay no attention to the man behind the curtain’ picture of SotS headquarters! Can’t wait ’til the first clue!

  4. Hi there, by coincidence I find your blog and your Secret of the Stole KAL let me think about…
    I don’t know how to joign you… and perhaps – even I can knit in your language, it could be to difficult for me…
    Let me know… it would be a great pleasure…
    I have made a Virginia style Pelerine. based on 1892 pattern…
    So why not your stole ?

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