I'm late on this today, but better late than never right???
My boys had their last day of school today so from now until September, life will be a bit upside down for me. Oh yeah, and I'm throwing a new baby into the mix. So I'm going to do my best at keeping up with the Wednesday Yarn Alongs! Every knitter's yarn along that I follow also include the book that they are reading for the week. I read like a lunatic. How I have managed to not include the book I am reading with my knitting is beyond me! So from now on, I will include the book that I'm reading this week.
On Leanne's Needles:
Clapotis Shawl
I'm not sure how to pronounce the name of this project...BUT I do know that it is beautiful when complete. I bought this yarn at the Four Brooks Farm booth at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I was looking for that last special purchase and this was it. When it is complete, it will have rows of dropped stitches that create a beautiful open light design. I can see myself wearing it while I nurse my new little man.
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/leannecoppola/clapotis
The book is Astrid and Veronika by Linda Olsson
I inhaled this book. I read it in less than two days and couldn't put it down.
Off Andee's Needles:
Another Teddy Bear!
My boys had their last day of school today so from now until September, life will be a bit upside down for me. Oh yeah, and I'm throwing a new baby into the mix. So I'm going to do my best at keeping up with the Wednesday Yarn Alongs! Every knitter's yarn along that I follow also include the book that they are reading for the week. I read like a lunatic. How I have managed to not include the book I am reading with my knitting is beyond me! So from now on, I will include the book that I'm reading this week.
On Leanne's Needles:
Clapotis Shawl
I'm not sure how to pronounce the name of this project...BUT I do know that it is beautiful when complete. I bought this yarn at the Four Brooks Farm booth at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I was looking for that last special purchase and this was it. When it is complete, it will have rows of dropped stitches that create a beautiful open light design. I can see myself wearing it while I nurse my new little man.
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/leannecoppola/clapotis
The book is Astrid and Veronika by Linda Olsson
I inhaled this book. I read it in less than two days and couldn't put it down.
Off Andee's Needles:
Another Teddy Bear!
Ravelry Public Link
http://ravel.me/AndeeKF/tb2
Made with Plymouth Suri Merino
For 3 year old Meghan
I made the eyes with yarn instead of plastic eyes. This was a birthday present for our friend Meghan who is three years old. She has twin brothers who will soon be turning one. I wanted this bear to be able to survive the wrath of toddler boys.
And I have to share the sad state of my knitting bag. I really need to get organized. This bag was given to me by Lizzie as a diaper bag for the new baby. Hmmmm funny how every bag I own eventually ends up holding yarn.
http://ravel.me/AndeeKF/tb2
Made with Plymouth Suri Merino
For 3 year old Meghan
I made the eyes with yarn instead of plastic eyes. This was a birthday present for our friend Meghan who is three years old. She has twin brothers who will soon be turning one. I wanted this bear to be able to survive the wrath of toddler boys.
And I have to share the sad state of my knitting bag. I really need to get organized. This bag was given to me by Lizzie as a diaper bag for the new baby. Hmmmm funny how every bag I own eventually ends up holding yarn.
(This picture was taken the other night from my front yard. I love the clouds.)
Happy Knitting to All!
-Leanne
-Leanne
I want to post comments!
ReplyDeleteYour back yard looks like Big Sky Country.
ReplyDeleteLove the bear! So cute! Sounds like a busy, busy summer.
I did it so exciting. I have been trying to post comments for weeks, but have been unable too. So I yelled at my computer enough and presto I can post comments again. Thanks to everyone over the past weeks for their kind words about my projects. Thanks so much, Andee
ReplyDeleteLove the projects on the needles.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I haven't cast one on yet, I believe it's pronounced : clap-o-tea.
At least that's the way the lady who's video podcast I watch pronounces it.