I also took advantage of summer by reading a non-school book, Chuck Palahniuk's "Snuff", which is about a porn star's attempt to break the gang bang world record (hint: 600). Read it before Oprah's bookclub ruins it with a raving endorsement.
And look! Yarn!
The reasons I'm excited about using the Noro sock yarn are the same reasons many people hate it. I love crunchy wool yarn and the fact that it's single-ply makes me swoon. As always, check back when I have blisters running along the tops of my fingers and the yarn has broken for the 300th time.
Keep knitting y'all!
5 comments:
Just slather some bag balm on there and keep going! Good luck with your bread endeavor--have you ever tried that book 'Bread Alone'? It's a good one.
Ooh, that noro sock yarn is is beautiful, I love the colourway you chose! I hear you about the roughness though- I find socks are murder on my hands!
- Julie
noro sock yarn is kinda sadistic, but in a good way? have you tried the no knead bread recipes yet? super easy :-)
Noro has such beautiful colors... how could anyone not love it! Although I'm not a fan of how my fingers feel afterwards nor the way it easily breaks. But I just can't resist those colors!
Your new yarn pictures are my favorite.
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