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Saturday, February 21

Spring's already Springing The daffodils can't seem to help themselves...every February here they come! I can just see some yellow on the forsythia bushes and the pear tree is in full bloom. Of course, then it will snow...or ice...or sleet...or all of the above.
A new sock in progress for Jimmy. This is Mountain Colors Bearfoot in the Moose Creek colorway. This is some seriously nice yarn. I'm basically a budget gal, and this is the most I've spent on sock yarn to date. Yum. I'm looking to cast on for another sweater, but first I've got to make myself finish up some quilting that has been laying about for months. The knitting has really taken over my brain, and my "want to." But...no new sweater until the new bed quilt and the baby quilt are done! I think. Maybe 75% done. Maybe.

Posted by robin at 8:18 AM

Labels: flowers for you, knitting, made by hand, yarny 
Just wanted to let you know how lovely your work is.

3/26/2009 1:54 PM 
Lovely work.... yellow flowers are looking great..
Hello People, just passing by read this interesting post its great to see that every thing here is getting more lively...thanks a lot for these keep them coming....


8/26/2009 12:18 AM