1. You may have noticed there are no travel photos this week. That's because I'm actually home for a change. I think this is the first week in two months that I've been able to stay home and just catch up on things. When you spend as much time traveling as we have lately, you tend to get behind and lose touch. All time is devoted to getting ready to travel, traveling and then recovering from the trip, just to start the process over again in a day or two. It's nice to have a little break and I've been enjoying this "home stretch", no matter how brief.
2. The second "home stretch" refers to the progress I've made on my cardigan.
All that's left to finish knitting is one sleeve. It won't be long now.
It's lovely! I will take one in green please! lol. I am waiting on the edge of my seat about this upcoming Kid "n Ewe and Lamas Too. I hope that you take loads of pictures with lots of colorful fibers! This is when I should have planned a trip back home to Texas!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! I've enjoyed travelling along with you, but I'm sure you're glad to be home for a while.
ReplyDeleteOoh that is such a rich brown color - just beautiful! I need to make one of those :)
ReplyDeleteWell I guess I will miss out on the Fiber Festival - I'll be arriving in Texas on Nov 13th! So take lots of pictures!
Your cardigan is beautiful! Do you think you'll have it done in time for the fiber festival?
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! You're almost there. Cool!
ReplyDeleteThe sweater looks great! I am ready to be home! Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful. What a great accomplishment. You'll have to come to work one day with John and model it. I love the style and beautiful chocolate color. Congratulations.
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Ahhh - I know the relief of settling down and being home. Those busy crazy times keep you so wound up you forget how good it feels to be at home surrounded by the familiar.
ReplyDeleteYour sweater is beautiful - I know you'll LOVE using it this winter!!
wonderful! Brown is my favorite color to wear.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean. We spent two years traveling almost constantly. It takes a lot of work. We loved it but are glad now to finally be home.
ReplyDeleteThe sweater looks great. Might need to make me one ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cardigan! How inspiring! I have a few projects I need to dig out of the closet!
ReplyDeletewow, your sweater is moving right along. Looks great! Hope your enjoying your time at home : )
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Can you post the details (pattern and yarn) for it pretty please? I think it might make a nice maternity sweater with the way it ties.
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