Carole Knits

october zinnia
october zinnia
martinis with a view
martinis with a view
gettysburg fence for
gettysburg fence for
germinate shawl on rocks
germinate shawl on rocks
field of flags 2
field of flags 2
color affection with edge
color affection with edge
cedar leaf shawlette 2
cedar leaf shawlette 2
3_27_2014
3_27_2014
3_18_13
3_18_13
2_24_2014
2_24_2014
1_11_13
1_11_13
peony-bouquet-for-carole-knits
peony-bouquet-for-carole-knits
dale-and-jackie-for-carole-knits
dale-and-jackie-for-carole-knits
nightshift-progress-for-carole-knits
nightshift-progress-for-carole-knits

Comments

  5. Your blog, your rules. Was the pie good? The roses are beautiful; the homework looks hard. And yes, more on the yarn pleas!!

  6. I like the apple photo with your inference to “pie”, so my mind coninued with this same line rose “air freshner”, home work “brainfood? and finally and yarn “sweater” these colors would create such a lovely sweater.

  10. Beautiful. Has your photography gotten even better or is it just that my eyes are focused this morning? The light on the apples and the foreground/background with the rose, your framing on homework that shows the detail of the quilt and the sense that there is more to do because of the other notebooks — these are great photos!

  16. Your daughter holds her pen the same way my younger son does! I’ve tried for years to get him to hold it with the pad of the thumb, but he’s so used to holding it by the knuckle (he’s in seventh grade) that I think it may be too late for him to change. My big concern is that he won’t be able to write very fast to take notes in high school and college. Is your daughter able to write fast enough?

  17. My stomach just rumbled thinking of apple pie! Mmmmmm. What’s the yarn going to be when it grows up??