* please excuse the lighting of all photos. I had to take these in the evening with very dark clouds outside.
I ran out of yarn. I knew I would. Have you ever just kept knitting even though you knew it wouldn't be enough? Well, I've ordered more, but hands cannot stay idle. I've had this Araucania yarn for several years. It is 100% sugar cane! That in itself made me want to knit with it. This yarn feels so good in your hands and just slides through the fingers.
I decided to do an easy knit; a shawl I have knit before and even as a full circle blanket. The Elizabeth Zimmerman Pi Shawl can be knit as a full or half circle. I have knit the full as a baby blanket and then the half as a gift. It is a quick knit with easy lace stitches.
Finally, a book I want to read. I found several in this series last summer and put them on my list for the future. While in Half Price Books recently I found the first one written by Beverley Nichols. You find out rather quickly that Beverley is a man. Maybe a common male name in England? Like Francis? Such a great story and witty writing. If you like reading garden lore you will love these.
The rain and severe weather continue here in Texas. Many we know have been affected in the Austin and Houston area. Prayers please?
The calligrapher completed the envelopes. We are waiting for one more enclosure card to arrive and then we can begin the task of putting these sweet papers together. 123 days!
The stack of monogramed napkins continues to grow. Only 25 more to go:))))
Linking up with Ginny!
