Lack of sleep has left me feeling a bit unintelligent lately, so instead of a wordy post, I'll leave you with a few pictures of some things that have been occupying my time.
My Maple Leaf Rag - halfway there!
Vanadium Cardigan - actually finished back in July, but I've forgotten to show it off here. So soft!
My Wispy Cardigan. This little sweater took FOREVER!
My Coastal Hoodie in progress - my first stripes!
And this sweet little girl. I can hardly believe she's already 13 weeks old!
Happy First of October everyone!
That's darn productive, I'd say!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE that quilt!! I fell in love with it when you first showed off the pieces to it, I love it even more now that it's coming together. So gorgeous! Where did you say that idea/pattern came from again?
ReplyDeleteI also really love that cardigan, and the top you are wearing underneath it is really cool too!
And of course that gorgeous little girl of yours! I never tire of seeing sweet squishy little baby cheeks :) My youngest turns 1 today, I can't believe how fast the time has just flown by!
You've been busy! Lots of wonderful things in this post and I love them all. Your little one is too cute for words!
ReplyDeletewow, you're maple leaf rag is outstanding. You're making me want to ditch my fleece and return to real sweaters with all your beautiful knitting...it's just that all the rain in Vancouver leaves a sweater-clad person smelling a bit like a soggy lamb.
ReplyDeleteYour wee one is adorable!!!
LOVE the maple leaf rag rug! And both cardi's look wonderful. As for your little baby girl? Speechless! I know you've heard it a thousand times, but since my youngest turned 1 yesterday it bears repeating...it goes So Fast!!!
ReplyDeleteshe's adorable!
ReplyDeleteAnd I want to learn to knit.
And the maple leaf -- AMAZING... wow.
Sweet little girl would be my favorite photo...although the quilt is amazing and the sweaters are cool!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt looks amazing Meg! I can't believe you've got all this done and with a newborn too, who by the way is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your Maple Leaf Rag quilt is just magnificent....you are so brave. I look at this image in the book over and over, but I have never been confident enough to give it a go....so well, well done! And don't get me started on your beautiful little doll. Gosh...you and Mark make lovely babies! Happy days!
ReplyDeleteI just finished a Wispy cardigan and I totally agree--takes forever in laceweight yarn. But I'm enjoying mine quite a bit! The quilt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've been busy with lots of beautiful things, the last little lovely definitely takes the cake. So sweet and you know the sleep deprivation is temporary!! :-)
ReplyDeleteLOVE that Vanadium! And that yarn color is perfect. You keep adding patterns to my to-do list :) I am about ready to cast on my first sweater for ME, wish me luck!
ReplyDeleteAnd that baby of yours.....what a sweetheart!
Lovely blog and pictures x
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe that Maple Leaf quilt you are working on - I keep looking at the blocks - really amazing combinations!!!
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