I'm joining Kat and fellow Unravelers for Unraveled Wednesday for some potato chip knitting with the new yarn I received last week. It's just a small stack of unexciting washcloths for my nephew and his wife who are expecting their second son in October. That gives me plenty of time to finish a bunch of cloths in the teal and knit a Baby Surprise Jacket in that lovely deep purple. I may through caution to the wind and use both the purple and teal together in a cloth or two. Wild times!
I'm still reading The Transit of Venus. I'm finding it slow going but will continue because I trust Kym and Debbie's recommendations. It doesn't help that I got distracted by The Latecomer and The Rose Code. The Latecomer was a truly interesting five stars for me and The Rose Code is a diversionary novel while I wait for The Diamond Eye from the library.
What are you making and reading this week?
What are you making and reading this week?
Those cloths look like the perfect thing to knit in hot weather! I enjoyed The Rose Code and just read the author's sort-of related short story that was an Amazon First Reads choice this month.
ReplyDeleteThe cloths look great - love the colors - and they must feel better than the scrubby one I just finished! I'm finally reading "The Lincoln Highway" by Towles and so far it is ok...but just ok which is a disappointment.
ReplyDeleteYour knitting looks just right for this very hot weather. I admit I am having a bit of trouble getting interested in knitting anything when it's this hot. I have a swatch staring me in the face, but I can't seem to get started on the project. I am reading a very light novel from Kindle Unlimited, and all my efforts to read anything substantial have failed recently. I am going to try Kate Quinn. I think I may just have to stick with lighter reads for a while. I have started at least 5 books lately that I just could not get into reading. I also think I need to begin to avoid the news for a while. Have a great Wednesday, Bonny!
ReplyDeleteAll those dishcloths look so pretty piled up.
ReplyDeletelovely cloths, I love doing those because they are palate cleansers after a big project and I'm not sure what to do next and everyone loves them as gifts.
ReplyDeleteLovely washcloths! Potato chip knitting FTW! :) I am struggling to settle in to The Transit of Venus as well..but, like you, I am forging ahead as well!
ReplyDeleteThose are nice bright wash/dish cloths. I find them so satisfying - they always turn out, they are useful, and most important - easy to finish. I need some reading inspiration so I'm perusing your bookshelf. I'm glad it is still there.
ReplyDeleteLove the washcloths! The colors are such a treat. :-) And . . . The Transit of Venus won't be to everyone's liking. It is a struggle in the beginning. If Debbie (and another reading friend I trust) hadn't encouraged me, I probably would have laid it aside. Once things started to click, though, I couldn't put it down. I hope that happens for you, too. Although if it doesn't? It just doesn't, y'know? ;-)
ReplyDeleteThose washcloths are such happy colors! I'm delighted you enjoyed The Rose Code ... and love learning that others are struggling with Transit of Venus (thank you for sharing!)
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