~ Two of my favorite things are knitting and reading, and the evidence of this often shows up in my photographs. I love seeing what other people are knitting and reading as well. So, what are you knitting or crocheting right now? What are you reading? Take a photo and share it either on your blog or on Flickr. Leave a link below to share your photo with the rest of us! ~
Today was the first day we used our woodstove this season. I’ve been cold all week, but right now, sitting here on Tuesday evening, it’s hot in here. I’m waiting on my next fiction read to arrive, and have been reading The Beekeeper’s Handbook whenever I can. I am working on Beatrix’s Bulle, and hoping to have it finished soon now that the weather is cold.
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Hello, I have added my link. I love this woolly inspiration post.
Val
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This is my first time! So fun!
I haven’t read anything in the past week, since I was busy watching season 3 of Downton Abbey…
Thanks, Ginny – I’m so thrilled to be joining in with the Yarn Along today!
By the way, that sweater is looking absolutely lovely. I do love Amber Trinket…
The scene in that photo looks so cosy!
Sorry, guys, I’m too old to figure out a personal URL! I’ve been knitting longer than you’ve been alive, most of you. But I adore knitting and am currently making several pairs of socks, a pleated skirt for my granddaughter, a Tree of Life baby afghan, some doll clothes for a needy child & for my granddaughter and grandnephew, AND nice scarves for the three doctors who saved my left leg last year. So I’ll be clicking onto this site as often as possible.
Mary Lou
Love reading about your beekeeping journey and I hope it prospers richly. I’m a bit jealous of your snuggly warm wood stove. Thank you for hosting the YA each week. Really enjoying being a part of it.
What a beautiful knit, I like the color of the wool … I miss the heat of a stove, I love knitting by the fire …
that yarn is beautiful–can’t wait to see the bulle finished!