So Mr FF with my permission, I haven't used them for years, put my cross country skis, complete with sticks and boots on eBay and sold them to a nice lady in Cumbria. He advertised them as collection only but the lady wanted them couriered which turned out to be expensive but acceptable to the buyer. I don't know if you've ever tried to wrap skis etc, its not easy but the engineer was not defeated (although he did moan a lot during the process). They are now in our hall awaiting courier collection.
Selling Mr FF's skis will be a different matter a they are definitely too long to be couriered.
I've been doing my bit knitting up leftovers from the stash. I made fingerless gloves, cowls, scarves and a couple of pairs of baby socks. All labelled up I delivered them to a local charity shop and since I'm registered there I should receive notification of how much they raise. I shall be interested to see how they sell and probably call by next week to check if they are out on display, so not completely letting go yet.
This pair of gloves however had to stay home, taupe goes with everything.
When we lived in Scotland I had three stash locations, two chests and the bottom of the airing cupboard, now I can see that by the end of the year I could be down to just one, unless you count the stash in Italy but why would you.
"Downsizing" caught my eye. Good luck. The grey gloves did, as well. It appears the back is treated as a long extension of the cables of the wrist, before becoming the base of each finger. How clever.
ReplyDeleteBe interesting to see how the knitted items go down at your local charity shop and also how much they charge for them!
ReplyDelete