My textured Blanket is progressing!
I admit to feeling impatient with it,
as it feels like I am never making the progress
I mean to make!
But I have done a few stripes since last week
so am pleased with that...
And I am pleased with how it is going
and think it will be a great and warm
lap blanket!!
I am on a Jan Karon kick.
Explains how why my wish for
even more blanket progress
is not happening! :)
I am just enjoying the Fr. Tim saga a lot;
I read it years ago and it is a joy to reread;
I am finding it a lovely cheery and bright place to be.
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Also reading The Man Who Was Thursday by GK Chesterton
for an Advent Read along with
So far the book seems very much classic Chesterton
and very well written.
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What are you making and reading?
Yarn Along with us!
love your blanket and the progression. I too am enjoying the progress of my scrap blanket and having it warm my lap in the process :)
ReplyDeletethat blanket looks perfect! it's getting rather cold here in France and I could definitely use one!
ReplyDeleteThe blanket is awesome! I would be so scared to take on such a large project - it would take me years to finish I'm afraid. I love the colors you are using!
ReplyDeleteYour blanket looks like progress to me! Blankets are so tedious that way though. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI give you props for even starting a blanket. I don't think that I would have the patience to keep up on something so large. Your blanket is looking great and I know you'll finish it. :)
ReplyDeleteAs long as you can keep increasing by a few stripes you are definitely making progress. Your blanket has a great color combination.
ReplyDeleteBlankets are incredibly time-consuming, but enormously satisfying when you complete them.
ReplyDeleteI love The Man Who was Thursday! It was the first Chesterton I read I think ... my dad read it to me as a bedtime story. :)
ReplyDeleteBe patient, blankets take a while. It's looking great. I like Jan Karon too, I read a Christmas one of hers a while ago.
ReplyDeletethis is such a good 'blanket' time of year.....keeps you warm as you knit...and slow and steady WILL win this 'race' to the end.
ReplyDeleteYes I love Jan Karon! Her newest book is my favorite!!
ReplyDeleteThat blanket's going to be AWESOME when it's done.
ReplyDeleteBlankets are hard because you plateau and they feel like they'll never end! I have several blankets in progress I need to work on. *guilt*
ReplyDeleteI too am rereading the Mitford books! Very cozy reading!
thanks everyone!!! really appreciate your words and encouragement!
ReplyDeleteNancy, thanks!
Mat. Anna, so neat we are reading the same books right now :)
Love that blanket...the colors, the stripes...I still haven't made one for myself yet, though I have quite a few blanket patterns "favorited" on Ravelry. And Jan Karon is my favorite! :)
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