First up are a few garden pics. In the first, you can see the lovely show of bulbs that has popped up in the last weeks. I claim credit for none of them.
This is a BSJ I have all but finished. I still need to join the shoulder seams and weave in the ends, but I really like how it's turning out. I'm making it (and a few other things when my queue is clearer) out of two pairs of Koigu socks I loved dearly, and so they got holes in the heels, and since I hate the way darns feel under my feet, I'm recycling the yarn for the next generation. :)
Speaking of the next generation... here's mah belleh at 32 and a half (or so) weeks. Igor has been making her/his presence most emphatically known lately, and although nothing *hurts* yet, I would not be at all surprised if I came out of this with a cracked rib or two.
Below is a shot purely for the cute of it. When Peppar is just-woken-up sleepy, she puts up with the most remarkable array of nonsense. In this case, Josh arranged my teddy bear on her. I should submit the shot to http://www.stuffonmycat.com/
I'm not sure why this shot got doubled. It's my rose, the one I've been nursing for two whole years now(!!!!!!), being very happy in today's sunshine.
This is a nearly finished (needs buttons) BSJ my mom made for Igor; it's probably 6 month or so sized, which is good, because the ones I make all turn out 0-3 month sized. :/ It's Lorna's Laces Shepherd Worsted (I forget the exact name, so sue me!); we both love how the varigations pooled in deliberate-seeming sections in the over-the-bum section.
This doubled, too, but I think that one was a user error. Yet another BSJ, this time in Dalegarn Baby Ull. I'm very fond of how the rainbow striping turned out. Again, I need to weave in the ends and seam the shoulders. Sense a pattern? I sure do!
3 comments:
Boy, for not being fond of garter stitch you've certainly got a lot of BSJ love going on! And I don't think I've ever seen that many knitting pictures here at once before ;)
The belly looks fantastic!
And the boys asked to go play in your yard after we left last time. I think they felt robbed we had such a short visit. Next time.
You don't like garter stitch either?! I hate it, but loving these sweaters, I have been tempted to get over it.
I love all of the pics...cannot wait to meet Igor. I loved figuring out what we had in our garden when we moved in...tons of grape hyacinth here, too.
I hope you are loving it all...baby, house, garden, family...
Sorry I have been MIA...have been reading when you show up on my blog radar...thinking of you while I re-arrange my life.
I might just send your baby gift to Susi so you two have to meet!
omigoodness it's a baby belly! and your hair is short again! what have i been doing with my life that i haven't been reading this blog?!?! i am SO coming to visit.... xoxoxoxox KEES DA BELLEH!
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