I'm still here, but a few things are distracting me from blogging...
Sunflower, zinnia, and nasturtium seedlings.
My friend Pat's lambs - three pairs of twins from three ewes (two Shetlands and a Cheviot). All six lambs are rams - anybody want a nice chocolate or dark gray Shetland wether? Pat isn't keeping any rams or wethers.
It's time to certify vernal pools, too.
I have been knitting; here's the Moderne Log Cabin blanket, with only three skeins to go. This is getting enormous. And heavy.
In related news, I didn't go to the Connecticut Sheep and Wool Festival, nor am I going to Maryland Sheep and Wool, nor even the New Hampshire equivalent.Let's just say I've been getting my fiber quotient instead at WEBS and at the 11th-anniversary sale yesterday at Emily's Needlework. Emily had quite a number of yarns at 50% off, if you bought all there was of one color. I do like to support my LYS, you know.Finally, don't you wish you were this content?
4 comments :
The lambs are soooo sweet! Glad to hear you're getting enough yarn to tide you over.
Oohhh. Those lambs are too cute!
The blanket's looking great. You really have persevered with that! I think you deserve a medal.
Love the blanket - it will be so warm and gorgeous and will be a part of your family forever.
And what I'd give to have a friend with sheep - incredible photos.
I admire your seedlings too - my nasturtiums last year were so great I'm putting more in this weekend.
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