Yarn Along
:: Yarn Along ::
I am on my last clue of the mystery KAL that I started in January. ( I am a slow knitter and I had a baby so you know) I am so excited to see how it turns out! I want it to be done for the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival so I can wear it there. Oh yes, the festival is only 2 weeks away and I have saved my pennies to splurge on some wonderful fibers and scout out spinning wheels. I finished my youngest gal's sweater and she loved it. She proceeded to tell everyone at church that "Mama made my sweater" and I was secretly bursting at the seams with happiness. I have decided that my dishcloths cannot stand another round in the washing machine so it is time for some easy knitting.
I finished reading The Movement of Stars and can I just say....read it! I wasn't so impressed at first but I kept forging ahead and I am so glad I did. What a great story and it makes me want to buy a telescope and start studying the night skies. I have my hubby half convinced that it would make a great Mother's Day gift. I just started The Signature of All Things so we'll see what happens. I always have a back up if it doesn't work out.
Check out the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
And if you want some area information, let me know.
Joining up with Ginny of Small Things
I hope you share your adopted yarns when you go to the festival! How fun! love the little sweater and the yoke detail is pretty :)
ReplyDeleteLove the little jacket the details are quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteAwww! It's the best when the littles love what we make them!
ReplyDeleteOne day I would love to go to MD. I hear it is the greatest of them all. We are heading over to CT Sheep and Wool this Saturday and I am so excited for the season to start!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice, for those cute little ones :)
ReplyDeleteAw is that the In Threes cardigan? It's such a lovely pattern and yours looks great. It's sweet that your little girl was so proud of her mama-makes. Last time I finished a cardigan for my youngest she went round telling everyone that her Daddy had made it because he sewed 3 buttons on the front! Cheek!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little jacket. It is so wonderful when your children are proud to wear what you have made. Enjoy the festival and your easy knitting.
ReplyDeleteCute, reminds me of bubble gum!
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