Meanwhile, we've had lots of rain, though nothing like the tragic weather events on the East Coast.
I left this pitcher on the deck the last time I felt a need to water thirsty plants. That was probably early October. Someone will have to fact check the first date of our NW rainy season (which will end on July 15, 2013.) The pitcher holds 2 qts.
Meanwhile, closing in on the last bits of knitted-on lace border for the green lace shawl. Pattern from Victorian Lace Today by Jane Sowerby, one of my favorite lace designers.
I've turned corner #3 and am making my way across the bottom of the shawl. One more corner and a border repeat to connect to the starting point. Hope to have this on the blocking board tonight. |
When my elderly eyes weary from tiny stitches, I turn to larger needles and yarn. You've seen this one before, during a progress report. It's from Weekend Hats, page 89. All done. Yarn is Bernat Waverly, very soft. I used #7 Kollage square point circular (confused!?) and the Magic Loop Method.
Meanwhile, more rain, and more of the mostest biggest leaves from the neighbor's tree. It's Fall in the NW.
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