"Meet the family."
As many of you know, the end of May is when we go on our annual 'Death Tour' in which we visit five cemeteries over two days in three states. This year's extravaganza included a wedding, and a lovely visit with relatives (live ones) with whom we rarely get to spend time.
Nothing says 'There's no place like home,'
quite like a rainbow in Kansas (in a cemetery, no less).
quite like a rainbow in Kansas (in a cemetery, no less).
When I wasn't bent over with a fistful of garrish artificial flowers, I spent time finishing up a bunch of socks begun during my much too brief time in Montreal. I bought some lovely Opal Rainforest sock yarn in the Ladybug colorway from my knit-sistas at Ariadne Knits. I also bought some Soft Sea Wool, a delicious new sock yarn from Reynolds. Should I ever finish something with it, I'll be sure to post it. Meanwhile, dig this:
Slipper socks featuring some heinous novelty yarn
and Knit Picks something-or-other from my stash.
and Knit Picks something-or-other from my stash.
My cousin Rachelle is gracious enough to accept my experiments in slipper-making. This f.o. demonstrates how serendipity led me to knit these screaming green numbers. It provided a great way to use up the loudest of novelty yarn that finds it way into your stash, not unlike a date with some reject you thought you found attractive at a low point in your life; (i.e. 'what-the-hell was I thinking?!)
This concludes the knitting portion of this blog, for now. (Mahalo!)
This concludes the knitting portion of this blog, for now. (Mahalo!)
2 comments:
those socks look awesome lady! and time htttframe on your return?
wow, sounds like fun (yeah, right)
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