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holmes_minor2023-01-15 01:37 pm
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Fic: Mrs Hudson's Knitting: G
Title: Mrs Hudson's Knitting
Form/Word Count: 170
Characters/Pairing: Mrs Hudson
Rating: G
Warning/Content: Mrs Hudson has different knitting categories
Mrs Hudson divided her knitting into categories, which depended on her mood. On a good day she would happily knit delicate baby bonnets and bootees, which were passed on to a local charity. Or to Dr Watson when he knew of a particular family in need.
On a day which had been busy with callers and tradesmen, and she didn’t have the patience for delicate stitches, she would knit striped scarves using up oddments of wool which had been given to her for that purpose. The scarves were for the Irregulars, and others of their families. Each scarf was unique, and the children delighted in comparing their scarf with that of their friends.
And lastly, when Mr Holmes had caused nothing but problems all day, Mrs Hudson knitted dishcloths, incorporating a number of rude words which couldn’t be vented elsewhere. The dishcloths were donated to various soup kitchens, who were always grateful and didn’t comment on the odd mistakes in the middle, since they still performed their task perfectly well.
Form/Word Count: 170
Characters/Pairing: Mrs Hudson
Rating: G
Warning/Content: Mrs Hudson has different knitting categories
Mrs Hudson divided her knitting into categories, which depended on her mood. On a good day she would happily knit delicate baby bonnets and bootees, which were passed on to a local charity. Or to Dr Watson when he knew of a particular family in need.
On a day which had been busy with callers and tradesmen, and she didn’t have the patience for delicate stitches, she would knit striped scarves using up oddments of wool which had been given to her for that purpose. The scarves were for the Irregulars, and others of their families. Each scarf was unique, and the children delighted in comparing their scarf with that of their friends.
And lastly, when Mr Holmes had caused nothing but problems all day, Mrs Hudson knitted dishcloths, incorporating a number of rude words which couldn’t be vented elsewhere. The dishcloths were donated to various soup kitchens, who were always grateful and didn’t comment on the odd mistakes in the middle, since they still performed their task perfectly well.
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