Let me present you... The Kiri blob! I figure I should keep going on the lace thing so I can keep up with 2klace! It's getting longer and longer to complete each row, but I suppose that's the trade back with an easy start right?
Next up, some knitting books!
I pre-ordered Shear Spirit awhile ago and it finally came on the day of the release. Gale and Joan did an awesome job with this book and I can't wait to see Gale to congratulate her! And in order to get the free shipping, I ordered the 101 Designer One-Skein Wonders. I already flipped through this one before, but I really liked it so I couldn't live without it. The third book is Knitting from the British Islands by Alice Starmore and Anne Matheson. I swapped this book with three pair of sock yarn from Ravelry. It's an older book so it has some very interesting garment (if you can even call it that).
So now I'm done updating the knitting related topics, on to FOOD! :) I saw this recipe on Barefoot Contessa so I decided to try it:
I got the fresh noodles from the farmer's market. I also got a pint of chocolate milk, a parsley plant, and some bread. All I can say is YUM.
I started reading a new blog - Vanilla Garlic. I know, it's not knitting related. But who can say no to food? I found him in my search of cupcakes, and this one captured me. The only thing I needed was an orange to make it!!!! Tada!
I haven't try it yet, but I should go now to try it... I'll let you know in the next post!
3 comments:
Good knitting, good books, and good food. What more could anyone want?
Love the color for Kiri! And aren't knitting books just the funnest stuff? And then I get to those noodles and my mouth starts watering - and it's only breakfast time. giggle Our farmer's market doesn't start till May, but oh boy, when it does I'm on it like crazy. The Mennonite women come to town with the best breads in the world..... YUMMY!
Your food always look good!!!
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