I finally got one time to haul out my sewing machine and make some progress on my Wildflowers and Honey Quilt. The top row are the left over single colour blocks, and the bottom row are the random blocks I made from the remaining fabric.
I’m making pretty good progress on my Coziest Memory blanket, the fact that it’s so addictive is certainly helping things along.
I’ve placed a marker at the very middle and I plan to work out from there so that it will be roughly square shaped.
I finally got around to swatching for my Classic Lines Cardigan…
… and I was actually a bit surprised by the results.
Well, now that my Beekeeper’s Quilt is no more I need another way to use up all that leftover sock yarn. I mean, look how much there is!
And I think I found the perfect project (just pretend I haven’t said that before…)
Technically the voting for the Evergreen award starts at the beginning of October, so I’m a bit late with my final Evergreen read, which was How Can I Help? A Week in My Life as a Psychiatrist by David Goldbloom and Pier Bryden.
It’s been a while since I’ve updated you on my Weasley Homestead socks – so long that I’ve actually finished them!
I’ve had the Classic Lines Cardigan on my radar for more years than I can remember. I even bought the yarn to make it during a Knit Picks Cyber Monday sale years ago (I think it was Cyber Monday, or maybe on of the big summer sales? the point is I bought it a long time ago).
I have this beautiful Knit Picks Shadow in Basalt Heather, a wonderfully complex grey with warm undertones. Now comes the tough part…
