First, I made a Quiche Lorraine with everything from scratch, including the pastry shell, for the first time:
I am about 15 rows away from finishing the first sleeve for the Sashiko Jacket, but I think I will need to improvise a bit to lengthen the sleeve. The picture should wait until I finish, don't you think?
To keep the progress of the Great American Aran Afghan project, I try making at least one square every week. This is the latest one:
Then this finally came:
Besides, I still have loads of pictures waiting to be uploaded to my photo blog! another bigger *sigh*
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All you can do is sigh when hobbies become like chores. Can't complain - they're still too much fun - but sighing, yeah.
Are you having any trouble getting all the squares to be the same size or have you done some restarting? This afghan is in my queue but I was concerned about that since each designer knits differently. Yours are gorgeous!
Hanami will be lovely in that yarn - it reminds me of my original FPS yarn, the rose garden handmaiden lace silk.
I love that square but I have no idea how you can cope with so many WIPs!
Oh yummy, your Quiche Lorraine must have tasted so delicious! My stomach howled out loud when I/it saw that pic! I really love the square that you did, gorgeous pattern!
The quiche looked yummy! And so does that yarn! Beautiful!
That quiche looks divine. Mmm! I think the Hanami will look stunning in that yarn. What is that yarn anyway? It looks like silk. Mmm mmm!
That yarn is gorgeous! I think it's perfect for giving a little more three-dimensionality to Hanami.
Anyway, just stopping by to say hi to a fellow Sockapaloozer. I aim to visit each blog on the list at least once.
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