Yarnapalooza Winner #6
Congratulations to Jennifer Mason, winner #6 in our Yarnapalooza Giveaway!
I'm sure I must have something to say but damned if I know what it is.
The surefire/can't miss baby blanket is finished save for the edging. Turns out it is exactly the same sequence of colors as the yarn I want to use for the sweater so it looks like the baby this is targeted for will be receiving two handknits instead of one. (Of course, one of the handknits is really a handcrochet but that's not really a word so pretend I didn't use it.)
The Outback Mohair Scrap Shawl is still in progress and other yarns have been winking at me and making promises I know they can't deliver. But I don't care. I'm falling for them anyway. Clearly I'm far weaker than I realized . . .
A preliminary sketch I made for the second edition of an on-line charity cookbook that unfortunately didn't get off the ground. I can't swear to it, but this cartoon might have something to do with that. Poor ewe's facer is badly out of whack.
posted by Barbara Bretton at 10:28 AM
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Don't feel like the Lone Rangerette, Barbara. I straightened out my stash and came up with the Noro K to give away. Then danged if I didn't turn around and order some Plymouth "Patches" in Brights. Or something like Brights. This is for the Marble cardigan I'm finally going to make. I'll post a pic of the yarn when it arrives ... but after the Yarnapalooza. It's too expensive to give away!
Lucky baby, BTW.
I want to thank Barbara for the lovely Lion Brand kit! And what an extra nice treat to get some reading materials along with the yarn box.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Kim H.
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