March Monkeys and Assassins
My March socks are finished, and can you imagine it is not the 31st? This pattern was an absolute delight---and I loved the yarn . . .
I am thinking of packing these away in the cedar closet, to be saved for a Christmas present--this is a shocking thought for me, as I am usually not planning ahead like this!
In other news, I finished Margaret Atwood’s The Blind Assassin. While I was a bit confused in the beginning, I am so happy I stuck with it because it was quite a read! I feel like the 3-part story--Iris’s, the novel, and the documents weave such a fabulous tangled web of secrets, it is hard to decide who to believe, and how, exactly Iris navigated through her life.
Knitty
Mama-E’s nara-gansett yarn
size 1 bamboos
Mama-E’s nara-gansett yarn
size 1 bamboos
I am thinking of packing these away in the cedar closet, to be saved for a Christmas present--this is a shocking thought for me, as I am usually not planning ahead like this!
In other news, I finished Margaret Atwood’s The Blind Assassin. While I was a bit confused in the beginning, I am so happy I stuck with it because it was quite a read! I feel like the 3-part story--Iris’s, the novel, and the documents weave such a fabulous tangled web of secrets, it is hard to decide who to believe, and how, exactly Iris navigated through her life.
Labels: ktc, Monkey Socks, Spring Reading Thing
posted by MissyJoon at Tuesday, March 27, 2007
2 Comments:
Your socks are awesome - I love the way the colors blended so nicely. Mine is knitting in more of a chunky, stripey style. Very generous of you to tuck them away for a Christmas present - I'd want to put them on right away. LOL Thanks for the review of Blind Assassin. I haven't picked it up in a couple of weeks, but I'll have to pull it out and finish reading it. Kisses!!!
Those socks are gorgeous! I can only dream that someday I will be able to create something like that!
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