Last weekend sun and near-record highs, this weekend snow. I can't think of any explanation other than global warming, honestly.
But this morning I woke up to the most beautiful sight: snow falling in the lilac outside our bedroom window! So I had to go out and take pictures before doing anything else.
Here are those same tulips that were so glorious in the sun last Sunday:
And this is I think a peony? Anyway, see the falling snow?
Sadly, as I post, the snow has turned to a light rain that's melting everything, so I'm glad I got out and got these pictures when I did.
And there has been knitting! I finished the knitting on my Mommy Snug early last week (finally!), and then in the middle of the week I heard this cold snap was coming, so I decided that was the best encouragement I could have for seaming the darn thing instanter. I'm not entirely sure about the strength of the underarm seams; I did the whole thing in half the plies of the base yarn (KnitPicks Wool of the Andes), and I think the underarms might need more reinforcement than that. Well, I don't expect this sweater to get very heavy use, at least any time soon... I do think it looks good, though, even though the front shot is really blurry!
I will say I didn't expect it to be so long, even on me; if I ever make it again, I'll save myself some trouble and only work one set of short rows! (this one has two)
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The Snug looks wonderful! I think the length is perfect, esp. if this crazy weather continues.
Did you make it up to see Harlot today?
The sweater is beautiful. Looks fantastic on you!
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