You know, I was going to cast on a dish cloth this week just so I wouldn't have to post the same sweater again. You would have found me out though. Yes, I am still working on the same sweater. Ready to pick up the stitches on the arm holes and continue on with the sleeves. Modular sweater indeed. I think it will go quickly from here. At least I hope so as we got a pile of snow today.
The book I am reading is called Secrets of Simplicity by Mary Carlomango. So far I am enjoying it but am barely into it at all. I feel a deep need for simplicity right now. As you may have noticed, by profile simply reads Seeker of Balance. And with thoughts of the holidays ahead beginning to dance around I think this book will be just what I need.
I can't wait to see what you all are knitting and what books are catching your attention.
9 comments:
The sweater looks so cozy!
That sweater looks great! I have not done a sweater yet, but am working on a baby cardigan of cotton, since I'm in Texas =) No snow anywhere here for...probably a long time. I kind of miss it =(
the sweater self-striping is so gorgeous, so pretty!
I think it's fine to post the same thing every week! It's fun to see your progress! Larkspur's Christmas sweater is sure to make a couple more appearances before I actually finish it!
The sweater looks toasty and is coming along beautifully. Picking up stiches for arm holes is my least favorite part of knitting a sweater. I am just not very good at it.
The book looks interesting. I am with you in the need for simplisity at home right now.
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings, Elizabeth
Lovely sweater, and I think your book is something I should be reading as well. Thank you!
That book looks de-lightful Michelle!
I think anyone making a sweater has the right to flash it around the "yarn along" for a few weeks. It reminds all of us that some projects take longer than others. All good things take time..yours is a good thing!
Lisa
Both things look lovely! That book sounds like something so many of us seem to be looking for these days. Thanks for sharing the title!
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