I have finally some time to join the yarn along over at small things! My toddler is always curious, exploring the world, leaving me little time for the web. When I do find some time, with the shift in weather, I find myself drawn to my weaving and knitting, reading, and cooking autumn-y meals.
One of the projects I am (slowly) working on is the willow cowl. I'm not sure what yarn I am using for the tag is stuck in the middle of the center pull ball, but I'll be sure to update when I post the finished project to ravelry!
As for reading, I can't tell you how many times I've read this book. Into the Wilderness by Sara Donati is the first installment in a series. I assume it's classified as a historical romance, but I am drawn to it because it takes place in the region I grew up. It transports me to the landscape I fondly remember, and sometimes miss.
Hopefully I will be back for the yarn along next week, until then, enjoy the beauty of the earth shifting inward!
Very pretty yarn.
ReplyDeletethanks Lisa!
DeleteThat yarn is such a pretty color. Can't wait to see how it finishes.
ReplyDeleteThat yarn is gorgeous! I have to knit a cowl for somebody and I think that will be a perfect pattern. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteNo problem! Can't wait to see yours someday :)
Deletethat yarn is a gorgeous color.....it's going to make a lovely cowl!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alisa!
DeleteLove the colorway! Must look up this book.
ReplyDeleteForgot to add that the book is a play on Last of the Mohicans, picks up several years afterwards. It's fun to see an author imagining that story going on!
DeleteI know that three people have already said this, but that colour is so nice! It's just what I would choose (in fact, I'm knitting a jumper in a similar colourway, just darker). The pattern looks really neat :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've had it tucked away in my stash for so long, it was screaming to be knit :)
DeleteWhat gorgeous yarn :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! When I am finished (the tag is finally starting to poke out), I'll leave the details on somewhere here!
DeleteBeautiful yarn. It caught my eye on Ginny's yarn along.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathie!!!
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