I'm also a bit behind! Clue 5 (the last one) was released on Monday and I'm only on row 13 of a 24 row pattern of Clue 4!! Richard's cousin gave birth three weeks early so I had to put away my shawl to make her wee one a little gift.
I'm very happy with my clue 4A. I was worried that my choice of 1A, which has a lot of garter stitch was looking a little heavy next to the lace of clue's 2 & 3. However, 4A has a nice garter stitch section to it which I think ties in nicely with 1A.
I came home from the Chamonix Ladies Book Club (book exchange) on friday evening, with three interesting looking books -
Barbara Kingslover's - Flight Behavior, A Long Retreat - Andrew Krivak (a memoir of one man's search for his religious calling) and Inside of a Dog - What Dogs See, Smell and Know (Alexandrea Horowitz). Thought this might make interesting reading with a puppy in the house. Richard is convinced that Ringo is doted with superior intelligence and thinks he will try and teach him to read!!! - well if he succeeds I'll teach my furry friend to knit, then he can have his own Yarn Along posts! Watch this space...
What are you (and your animals) knitting and reading this week?
Linking up with Ginny for this weeks Yarn Along
Linking up with Ginny for this weeks Yarn Along
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With being sick, I am only crocheting the second baby blanket. You are so talented with your knitting.
ReplyDeleteYour shawl looks lovely, toasty and warm, just what you need on your lap on a cold winters evening!
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit sad that I missed Ysolda's KAL. you all look like youre having so much fun with it! I love the colour you've chosen.
ReplyDeleteYour shawl looks wonderful! Happy knitting... can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that yarn! I can see what you mean about the stitch definition, but it looks so soft and comfy, and that's the most important thing, right? Such a fun time this KAL has been... xo
ReplyDeleteI'm with Hannah -- felling rather left out! I've never joined a KAL and am thinking I should. Hope you catch up and enjoy knitting your shawl! :)
ReplyDeleteThe shawl looks lovely. I am also behind but it will get done. I love the milo sweater color!
ReplyDeleteI think your shawl looks great and the tiny baby knit is just adorable!
ReplyDeletethe shawl is coming along beautifully!! i do love the color. and that little baby vest....the cutest ever!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe if i taught freddy to knit he'd have more respect for my needles and not chew on them. good idea!
Love the little milo vest :) The shawl looks nice, maybe if you block it really thuggishly you can open up the stitch work a little?
ReplyDeleteoh my that puppy is adorable! I think your shawl looks so cozy and warm and your joke about your knitting being a b or c made me laugh!! Al your knits are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove the knitting but then to see that sweet face, oh my I want to kiss that nose.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
I wish I was knitting and that my work was as nice as yours. I think you grade yourself too harshly. Even if Ringo never reads, he gets an award for cuteness!
ReplyDeleteI ended up deciding not to do one of these, but I'm loving watching how all these are turning out!
ReplyDeleteAt first I wondered if we were neighbours, judging by the wintry views of mountains. Funny to see we are continents apart...I live in British Columbia, Canada. Oh my, it is a beautiful piece of paradise you live in! Good thing you are knitting that beautiful shawl to keep Old Man Winter at bay.
ReplyDeletexo Jules