Before our road trip, I cast on for a new Musselburgh hat. My grandson, Patrick…
Unraveled Wednesday 5-24-2023
Two weeks in a row with an Unraveled Post? Could this become a series?
I’m happy to report that I am 100% back on track with my Same As It Ever Was hat. I’m making steady progress, having attended a few meetings and watched some good television. I’ve got a concert to attend at our high school tonight and you can bet this project will be with me.
As for reading, I have just about finished You Could Make This Place Beautiful, Maggie Smith’s memoir about the end of her marriage . . . and so much more. It’s beautifully written, of course, and captures an incredible range of emotions without ever feeling maudlin or overwrought.
What are you making and reading this week?
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That hat is looking great! 🙂
But… You Could Make This Place Beautiful… I loved it so much. I am so glad you did too!
That hat is just so lovely! The yarn is beautiful and I particularly like the pop of blue early on. I finally wound a bunch of yarn yesterday and actually started another pair of socks!
A good knitting project and a good book – perfect together!
So glad to hear the hat is back on track! The colorway is really knitting up nicely.
I’m back to working on one of two sweaters I have on the needles, and at the moment that means a lot of garter stitch. I’m also close to finishing up a couple of books: The Bean Trees and The Centre (an ARC).
Your book sounds so good! I’m reading Egg.
Knitting: a Nupkin (Wooly Wormhead design) baby hat in overly colorful sock yarn. My least favorite project ever, but the recipient’s mother likes it.
Reading: “Rodham,” by Curtis Sittenfeld, a fictional alternative history about Hillary and Bill. I read the ending first!