Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Yarn Along (no.19)

Yesterday I worked in a small patch of dirt that had managed to free itself from the piles of snow in my front yard. The smell of the moist dirt was refreshing and there were even a few brave tulips pushing through the soil. Then this morning I work up to a fresh blanket of snow on the ground. It looks like gardening is still on hold for a while. That doesn't mean I can't dream of it though. This year I'm planning to plant mostly herbs and some greens (spinach, swiss chard, kale, and lettuce). Our lot doesn't get much sun so I need to be creative with container gardening.


As I dream about Spring and gardening I'm making good progress on Sweetpea's Sorello shirt and reading The Dirty Life: A Memoir of Farming, Food, and Love. Now I have to add farming to my day dreaming. Spring. Gardening. Farming.

11 comments:

  1. Your Sorello shirt looks really good. I really want to read that book, I hear it's great.

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  2. That top is beautiful ... the color and stitch definition are amazing! What yarn is it? Lovely!

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  3. love the blue! The design is really pretty. :)

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  4. Such a lovely sweater!
    I love also, that everyone seems to be reading about gardening.
    Spring is in the air!

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  5. The shirt is looking wonderful!!

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  6. Lovely! And I agree, what a perfect shade of blue. It is shaping up nicely :-)

    Best wishes!

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  7. You just reminded me that I have that book waiting for me on the holds shelf at the library. I'm excited to get into it!
    I love the Sorello shirt. It is looking fantastic! The blue is so lovely!

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  8. I really like the sweater and the vibrant blue you picked.

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  9. The tshirt is coming along nicely! How are you liking the book?

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  10. Fun!! Beautiful knit and that books sounds so like something I would enjoy. Will have to add it to my to-read list for the future...when I'm done with school. Can't wait!!

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