Today was my fortnightly meeting of Knit Lits at Huntingdon Library, unfortunately I was unable to attend due to an accident on the A14. After 45 mins sat hardly moving, I managed to get to a junction by 1:55pm where I could get off and go via another route, this would have taken ages and the meeting was due to start at 2pm, so I cut my losses and went home and spent the afternoon sitting in the garden knitting. I had been struggling with the fact that I would be shut indoors all afternoon so wasn't too disappointed.
Anyway, my In the Mood cardigan is nearly done, just 9 rows left of the front band, sew on a button, sew in a few ends, done
Whilst in the garden I planted some raspberry bushes, and checked out the greenhouse for some seed action
My boxes this year contain soft fruit -
raspberries, blueberries, black currants and strawberries
Dahlias
Rocket
Dwarf beans
Sunflowers just poking through
That sweater is amazing! I love the little details I can see...
ReplyDeleteThe sweater progress look wonderful. And, I'm seriously in envy of your garden. You're going to be eating good this summer!
ReplyDeleteI love everything about that sweater!! It looks like a lot of fun to knit, and the color is GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteLove your garden!
ReplyDeletei am in awe of your garden - that is some serious work going on there! Oh my poor neglected patch of earth!!!
ReplyDeleteWhenever I get stuck in traffic I always imagine how Clarkson from Top Gear might say the name of all the cars around me, yeah, I know that's weird.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing pictures of your lovely garden, they make me happy because I get to see how green it is there! I'm also so happy that you are so close to finishing your sweater, it is going to be amazingly beautiful!
When I read this post yesterday, I just smiled thinking how my weekend was spent doing much the same. It's all looking great Sue. I can harly wait to see the cardigan in it's finished glory.
ReplyDeleteJust how big IS your garden? It looks bigger every time I see a picture of it.
ReplyDelete