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I'm starting the week with show and tell.
Suburban Wrap. If you like variety, this project is full of it. Stripes, lace, texture, eyelets, ribbing . . . there's a little bit of everything.
Choosing colors adds to the fun. I used Lillian in March Sky, Pumice and Pond Scum.
This is a substantial shawl, but with so much going on I never felt bogged down.
Now that this project is off the needles, I can contemplate something new.
My view this morning.
I've been cruising along on my Suburban Wrap. It's been a great project. There's plenty of stitch variety plus some color play. I'm on auto knit, and I have one section left. This shawl isn't off the needles yet, but I have the next project lined up.
My daughter ran a half marathon over the weekend. Since I had built in waiting time, I made the most of it.
Suburban Wrap. This is my half marathon. I want to be at the halfway point by the end of the holiday weekend. There are twelve sections. I'm almost finished with number six, so it's looking good.
This shawl feels like it's flying off the needles. That's a good thing because I'm coming up on a deadline. The design features a lot of variety, and that's one of the elements to keep things moving along.
Calendar Highlight. Next weekend I'll be on the road for the Maine Fiber Frolic. This is a lovely festival with a nice mix of vendors. The used equipment area is always full of interesting items at bargain prices. If you make it to this event, be sure to check it out.
