I've been on a real leaf-making kick, but yesterday I decided to switch gears and knit up a Milo vest for Dominic. This tweedy blue is quite lovely--it's called Seasalter. Gregory shall get a rust-colored vest ("Cardinal"), and Michael an asparagus green (aptly, "Asparagus"). (I am hoping there is enough green leftover to knit a leaf for his blanket, of course. :) ) All my boys shall have vests to layer in when the weather takes a turn towards cold.
And just some light reading for now. My "to-read" list keeps getting longer and longer, books that I must either buy or find at the library (probably in e-book form as our local library doesn't have a good adult selection at all ... I miss our old library very much). But then I remembered I had this book sitting in the stack on the end table. I am enjoying it.
Linking up with Ginny!
love that milo and the colour! sometimes light reading is just so welcomed!
ReplyDeleteI love when I find books that I forgot I had. The yarn you chose will make a great Milo vest. They are so cute!
ReplyDeletethat tweed is calling my name :) lovely!!
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE that blue tweed. It is such a pretty, yet masculine, color. Your son will look wonderful in it!
hi! wow, you went to PEI too!! had to comment again to respond to your comment on my blog! how very neat! I too would love to return! was the Green Gables house lovely?!
ReplyDeleteAren't vests the best?! My girls will wear theirs from early autumn all through winter and spring. The colour and texture of your yarn look lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the blue!
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