Not because Bea (sole proprietor of said blog, est. Nov. 2nd. 2006) is a knitter. That's what I was hoping for. (Looks good, too.)
But because she's got a link to Interweave Press. Oh no...... And I am NOT taking out any subscriptions or buying any more books this year, because we are leaving here in approximately seven months, twenty-one days, and hours-minutes-and-seconds-subject-to-confirmation.
So frivolous spending on More Stuff is bad.
Baad.
But.
Buuuut.
Baaaaat....!!
Check out the goodies in their Knits Holiday Gifts Issue!
(Model Not Included)
I can resist anything but....
3 comments:
Bea: If you're reading this, your comment page comes up with Error 72, Char 7, Object expected. I have no clue what that means, but this is what I would have put!
Hi there. I just found your blog this morning. Haven't you come a long way in a few months of knitting! Lovely shades and texture. Well done you!
My mother taught me to knit when I was about 12, but I never finished anything until I was pregnant: then I figured I had nine months to knit something, and babies are small so I might manage it. It worked!
P.S. I love your blog colours, but wondered if you could maybe use a larger font? The closer I get to 50, the more myopic I get, and I can't be the only one! =(
So, in the "Model not included" pic, you're plugging the brickwork, I take it?
The sweater's kinda pathetic. The model does cover up the silly sweater, I agree.
I don't quite agree that babies are small all over the world. The Brit baby I was introduced to at your place when I visited was fully as tall as I was when I was 13 (he was just discovering gravity at the time and I recall you trying to save your crockery from his grubby paws and my clumsy... er.. me). Now please knit me a Balaclava, I'm old enough to need one.
Just make it baby size and it should fit.
*grin*
Deepak
Deepak: You shouold take up knitting. Very therapeutic, and you get a balaclava at the end of it, one that fits! xx N.
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