Or in her words,
"I checked your blog and NOTHING! You're unemployed, b*#@h, get on with it!"
so I guess I better get on with it!
I've just got back from visiting with my cousin's brand new baby GIRL (should never doubt myself!)
Miss Adelaide Alice, who is adorable.
and over 7 pounds! What the?! seems even though she's a bit early, she was a good feeder. She didn't end up being as early as expected, but even so. So I told my cousin to donate the little cardigans to the hospital for someone else, and I'll get cracking and make some bigger ones for her.
On the knitting front, I am having a go at finishing all my UFO's at the moment - novel, I know!!
Firstly, my Pi shawl.
This was put on snooze because I had misplaced my copy of Knitters' Almanac, and couldn't remember how to do Gull Stitch without it, which is how I edged the shawl. In an unemployed cleaning frenzy I cleared out my bookcase and lo and behold! The fairies must have hidden it in plain sight all along ;)

I'm happy with the results, but I probably would have made it bigger if time could be had over? At it's current size, it would make a lovely baby shawl, though...
My Honeycomb vest is coming along - I'm half way up the front, and since most of the front is cut out with the neckline, I figure I'm on the home straight! So it's next to be finished...
We have a birthday party to go to this afternoon, so I have also been sewing.
A little shoulder bag and matching purse in strawberries and apples.
I almost kept this one for myself!
9 comments:
The edging on your shawl is perfect, I love the colour against the paler grey. Very nice sewing too!!
Don't you love it when your friends keep you in line? Heh.
Pink + grey = great combo. Lovely!
Congrats to your cousin on the birth of Adelaide...did you gift her Speckle, too, or shall that be saved for a boy baby along the way? It's such a cute vestie.
I love the colours on your shawl - great combination!
Miss Adelaide Alice sounds a great name... big things are sure to feature on her horizon.
see you, g xx
As always I'm in awe of your knitting. Brilliant. xo lj
Adelaide Alice - what a great name! (She just needs a brother - or sister - Darwin to complete the North-South crossing of Australia!)
Love your knitting! The finishing stuff is good, although I have to say as someone who is also trying to clear out some WIPS, slightly tedious at times.
I love the shawl! And your bag and purse are adorable! yay!
So cute baby stuff - I would have killed someone to get my hands on something that small when I had my little girl - she swam in everything - especially 0000
Congrats on the book - well done!
Hi,
I found your blog via mixtape - I love the shoulder bag, it's lovely!
Emma
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