Hello Friends,
I hope you are all doing well. I have been working on knitting the fingerless mittens lately and of course job searching. I have finished knitting the first mitten and love how it turned out and how comfortable it is. I am using the pattern Ribbed Fingerless Mitts by Kathy North which I found on Ravelry. The mittens are a fun, quick, and easy knit, and perfect for beginner knitters. I really enjoyed knitting this mitten up while watching TV because of its easy and repetitive pattern. I will be starting the second glove tonight and will hopefully be done before the weekend. I am looking forward to wearing them and it is supposed to be a bit warmer this weekend, so these fingerless mittens will be perfect to wear.
I haven't worked too much on the Wool and the Gang Farrah Billie Jean top, but made some progress by knitting a few rows. The front piece is pictured below with the progress photo of the first fingerless mitten.
I finished reading The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur and really loved it. I love how there are poems about many different topics and she covers many issues women face and deal with all the time. I loved the poems about heartbreak, growth, and falling in love and being in love and loved. I plan to read these poems often and select ones which comfort me at the time and also make me reflect on life. I did reflect on each poem, and many made me reflect on what I had read because I felt emotions. Because of the nature of the poems, they make you reflect on your past and your life and family. I recommend it if you have not yet read it. I could not put it down.
I am still reading Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed and Stuff Every Vegetarian Should Know by Katherine Mcguire. This little book has a lot of tips on what to have in your pantry and how to get the right nutrients needed on this diet. It also includes meal plans if you need some ideas on what to eat. I am enjoying it so far and it will be a great reference book as well to add to my cookbooks.
Joining along with Frontier Dreams for Crafting On, and As Kat Knits for Unraveled Wednesday. They are always busy working on lovely projects and others also link up to their posts about what they are working on each week. You can give them a visit if you like, and share what you're working on too.
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I hope you are all doing well. I have been working on knitting the fingerless mittens lately and of course job searching. I have finished knitting the first mitten and love how it turned out and how comfortable it is. I am using the pattern Ribbed Fingerless Mitts by Kathy North which I found on Ravelry. The mittens are a fun, quick, and easy knit, and perfect for beginner knitters. I really enjoyed knitting this mitten up while watching TV because of its easy and repetitive pattern. I will be starting the second glove tonight and will hopefully be done before the weekend. I am looking forward to wearing them and it is supposed to be a bit warmer this weekend, so these fingerless mittens will be perfect to wear.
First finished ribbed fingerless mitten |
comfortable fit and stretch |
I haven't worked too much on the Wool and the Gang Farrah Billie Jean top, but made some progress by knitting a few rows. The front piece is pictured below with the progress photo of the first fingerless mitten.
I finished reading The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur and really loved it. I love how there are poems about many different topics and she covers many issues women face and deal with all the time. I loved the poems about heartbreak, growth, and falling in love and being in love and loved. I plan to read these poems often and select ones which comfort me at the time and also make me reflect on life. I did reflect on each poem, and many made me reflect on what I had read because I felt emotions. Because of the nature of the poems, they make you reflect on your past and your life and family. I recommend it if you have not yet read it. I could not put it down.
I am still reading Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed and Stuff Every Vegetarian Should Know by Katherine Mcguire. This little book has a lot of tips on what to have in your pantry and how to get the right nutrients needed on this diet. It also includes meal plans if you need some ideas on what to eat. I am enjoying it so far and it will be a great reference book as well to add to my cookbooks.
Joining along with Frontier Dreams for Crafting On, and As Kat Knits for Unraveled Wednesday. They are always busy working on lovely projects and others also link up to their posts about what they are working on each week. You can give them a visit if you like, and share what you're working on too.
Thank you for visiting my blog! If you would like to keep updated on when I post, please follow me on Bloglovin', Google Followers, and you can also subscribe at the top right corner of the blog.
Have a great day!
Cute mitts! I like the yarn, lots!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kat! Glad you like the color and the mitts :)
DeleteThose mitts look pretty squishy. They should keep you nice and warm.
ReplyDeleteYeah they are squishy, love the ribbed stitch for that reason! Yes they look like they will, I will have to test them this weekend!
DeleteLovely mittens, they look cosy and warm lovely colour too. :) x
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda, I am loving them so far. Glad you like the color!
DeleteI really like your mitts! They look nice and cozy, and the cheery colors will be especially nice on a gray day.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bridget, glad you like them. They feel very comfortable and soft. I love the color and had to buy it when yarn shopping, the colors sure live up to the name of the yarn "happy"
Deletebeautiful mitts and sending you lots of well wishes for a new job soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen! glad you like them. I appreciate your wishes, I am hoping my constant searching and applying pays off soon with an interview!
DeleteCute mitts!! Love that yarn. You'll be finished with the second one before you know it! Hope it warms up so you can get out and enjoy them! Your temperatures make me feel bad about whining about ours! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteThank you Tanna! It has gotten cold again but the mitts help with that and if my fingers get cold I just push the mitts down so they cover my fingers. Haha I think it has gotten colder for everyone, it seems!
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