Monday, September 25, 2006

Really Knitting

Hey People,
I didn't realize that it's been so long since I posted! Almost a whole month has gone by, but that just means that I've been busy working on all of my projects. I also had a big school project in which I had to draw seven views of my dining room and paint them with watercolors, and that took quite a bit of time! With that finally finished I've actually got another one to start, but in the mean time I've been working feverishly on Mom's Christmas sweater (on which I had to rip out several inches of knitting to re-size it) and I've also made some things for the store. Since school has started this semester I've decided to bring my knitting to school and work on a few rows between classes and while I'm waiting for teachers to get set up, take roll, etc. This has done wonders for me! You'd be surprised at how many knitting minutes are wasted when you don't have a little project in hand all of the time.

Ball Band Discloth from Mason Dixon Knitting
Yarn: Crystal Palace "Arcadia"
Needles: Size 5 Crystal Palace

Yummy Peach and Blackberry tart with cornmeal crust that I made this weekend to take to a dinner party. This was so easy and soooo good!

Felted Clutch from One Skein
Yarn: Nashua Worsted Weight, doubled
Needles: size 13 Crystal Palace

I've actually got some more to post, but I forgot to take pictures of everything when I was at the store. So, more to look forward to!

4 Comments:

At 2:07 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

That tart looks delicious! And nice job on your bag! I usually don't care fo felted bags, but yours is super cute :)

 
At 5:26 AM, Blogger Amber said...

Oh how I would love some baked threats right now...

 
At 3:18 PM, Blogger Alexa said...

Hi Ginny! I know all about being busy, that's what Junior year is for. Excellent FO's, by the way.

For shame that you can't be down here this weekend :(

 
At 4:28 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow - that tart looks super! A cornmeal crust sounds very interesting.

Your knitting is going really well - I love your felted bag!

 

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