Hot weather or not, I like the wicker chaise and the sounds of nature to inspire when I'm knitting.
It's peaceful.
It's soothing.
I like to spread out on the wicker chaise with fresh cushions and comfy pillows with the fan going on the back porch.
It's my form of meditation.
A cup of tea from Teavana is always by my side out here. My favorite is Orange Blossom and Youth Berry mixed. It's a white tea and fruit base that is heavenly.
It's about 89 degrees, but definite high humidity today. The weather man says in low 90's but real feel is 103 F. The shady area on the side of the mountain is always a bit cooler.
I haven't made as much progress as I would have liked this week, but........hey, I've put in at least a couple of rows a night this week. Still on the stockinette top part of the shawl.
When blocked I hope it uncurls and looks more like this one.
It doesn't hurt to smell something grilling and having good conversation.
Just chillin' while grillin'
I don't get much time for this but when I do, it makes me appreciate it more.
This pattern is free on Ravelry. See my previous blog post for materials and name, etc. It's basically a top down shawl.
The yarn is knitting like butter. It's smooth, soft, and such a pretty colorway.
I have 2 caked-up skeins for this one.
I'm really enjoying my project bag I got from Cozy Crafting, an Etsy shop online.
She also has a sweet vlogcast on You Tube.
It's perfect with an arm strap to carry with me anywhere so I can have knitting on the go.
She has alot of bags and they are well made and lined inside. It will hold 2 large cakes of yarn, notions, and pattern. It was a bit on the smaller side than I thought but I love the Summer pattern of fabric. So tempted to get one for Fall.
This little birdie measure came from Bumbleberry's in Clarkesville, Georgia. It's a sweet addition to my notions this week.
See ya'll later. The hot dogs, lemonade and oven baked beans are ready!
Hope you are staying cool!!!
Jennifer
