On Wednesday’s knitters go to Ginny’s to share all the wonderful projects being worked on, finished, frogged, cried over, and learned from. They also tell what they are reading and a little of the storyline or provoking thoughts. I think it is great. So many books, knitting ideas and hints on how to make knitting more enjoyable
Finished and delivered on Sunday,
the little man was not impressed,
but the parents liked it a lot.
This week, after finishing Sand and Surf, Wendy’s Summer Mystery Shawl grew on my needles. Now I am on the third chart, my cake of yarn has a big hole in the middle, causing me to wonder, will I have enough yarn to complete this shawl? I bought a yarn yardage measuring gadget-I forget exactly what it is called- to see if measuring will give me a clue. I’ll have to message Wendy.
I finished reading The Apothecary’s Daughter, it was a good light summer book. Now I’m reading The Silent Governess, by the same author Julie Klassen. In the car I’m listening to Under Orders by Sick Francis. I like Dick Francis’ books a lot, there is always a little twist in them.
Knitting and books – Here
Thoughts of Grace 
there is nothing like delivering a project completed! I think it looks lovely and how fun you still have a project on the needles, I’m partial to lacework 🙂
always projects on my needles
Sweet blanket. Those colours are lovely.
thanks, I can’t remember how many of these I’ve made,
Love the blanket! It can be so nerve-wracking not knowing if you have enough yarn to finish the project … It can be thrilling to have just enough to reach the end, but it’s pretty frustrating to run out at the bind-off! Hope you have plenty. 🙂
thanks, it seems like the amount of yardage was mislabeled. I wish i didn’t have to buy a second skein for just 200 yards.