This was a very fun knit using Sunseeker. The metallic thread that runs through it gives that little bit of sparkle. I plan on taking this shawl with me this summer on our 2 trips north to give me just that little bit of warmth.
Along with that I am reading Finding Calcutta. This is the story of a young woman's experience with the Missionaries of Charity and her discovery that " God was calling her to the same kind of holistic service in her own Calcutta - the univeristy world". As I previewed this morning, I noticed I did not post the pic of the book. Well, I am at my daughter's house and have no access to my pictures. Just use the link if you please!
The garden is continuing to open.
This spring I am seeing the Indian Hawthorne bloom as it never has! These lovely blooms are popping out all over.
These Gerbera Daisies just get brighter and brighter.
The Lady Banks Rose continues to spread blooms up and down it's branches. It surrounds the bird feeder outside the dining room window. This is my favorite window in the entire house. I see out this window from the kitchen while I am working.
Hope you find inspiration here!
Your knits are lovely and I am so happy to have found your blog - I am also a Catholic Mom to quite a few kids.
ReplyDeleteKathy, I have read your blog and love it! I envy all the children! I only had 4, but am on grandchild #5 due in Sept.!
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Oh, glorious spring! It's nice to know it's coming somewhere. We've got 14 inches of hard packed snow and weeks yet until we can see the ground. Your flowers are inspiration in spades.
ReplyDeleteThe warm days are glorious here in north Texas, but today the temps dropped again and rain is coming down. 14 inches! Wow!
DeleteWhat a lovely shawl, congrats on having finished! And yes, welcome spring! So glad it is finally here!
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Deleteyour shawl is gorgeous, I love the colors you chose! It is very vintagey looking!!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawl and lovely flowers! Your book sounds very interesting. I'll have to look for it :)
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to put it down!
DeleteYou are so lucky to have some spring flowers! The shawl is absolutely lovely :) I bet you wear it again and again :)
ReplyDeleteWe really have not had much winter here in North Texas except for the 6 inches that fell on Christmas Day!
ReplyDeleteThat shall is breathtaking. You do beautiful work!
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ReplyDeleteYou are very kind! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawl.
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