Here is the 3rd Sophie bag that I made. This one I gave to Miss C at work, she absolutely adored it.
Here is the hat that I made to match my Irish Hiking Scarf. It turned out great, not too snug, but it screams pom for the top. And I hate poms, but I may have to bite the bullet on this one. Now if only I can get a chance to go hiking some time soon. Couldn't go this weekend, as Annie is horribly sick and had to stay home from school.
Here is a shot of my Central Park Hoodie, a very out dated photo. This was when I only had 2 inches of the ribbing done. I have since gotten 3" past the 4" ribbing. But it shows the Black Cherry Heather color true.
I may have a long drive to and from work, but I do get some great natural displays of beauty. Like this one:
This was the sunrise on Thursday on the way into work. And this is what I got to see on the way home:
This is one of my favorite farm houses. They worked wonders with it. It has been completely restored. I hope some day to have such a great farm house. But look at the fall leaves all around it.
And finally, inspired by this post by JessaLu. My sock yarn stash.....
I didn't think I had this much. And this is only new skeins, it doesn't include any of the left overs I have stored in a basket. In there I have Lorna's Lace, Claudia's Handpainted, Cherry Tree Hill, and Knit Picks (Memories, Pallette, self-stripping and Essentials), Trekking, Lana Grossa and Regia.
That's all for now, as I want to finish my movie "The Lady Eve" (1941; Henry Fonda & Barbara Stanwyck). And lunch is approaching, which left over homemade cheesy potato soup that I made for dinner last night. Yum!
3 comments:
Love your pictures! What a gorgeous sunrise. Love all your pretty stash yarn, too!
Thanks for coming out of lurking mode.
And thanks for the tips on bamboo needles.
Yummy stash!
:)
Nice stash! :o)
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