I am chugging right along on Sugar Plum's cardigan... I am a few hours away from finishing the sleeves. I will to try to do the button bands on my own, but I may have to wait until Thursday to get a little help during knit night.
We picked up a copy of A Nest for Celeste while we were running errands last week. It is a huge hit with Sugar Plum and Little Man and has inspired a lot of drawing and sketching!
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I have never heard of that book before. I will have to check it out!
I followed the link to Amazon... and bought a copy. :) It looks lovely.
looks like a great book! the sweater is looking lovely!!
Your sweater is beautiful! What yarn is that? I tend to make everything for my girl in blue and red since it looks so pretty on her, but I just bought two skeins of dusty rose madelinetosh (this is going to be an expensive sweater!) for her birthday/Pascha sweater. But I've got Tiny Tea Leaves queued up too - maybe for her fall sweater! I love your navy version!
Oh that yarn is delicious and the sweater looks fabulous! Great job!
I hope that you like the books as much as we do, Michelle!
Thank you, Arielle! The yarn is Madeline Tosh (clematis)... it is a purple blue color and so much prettier in real life. So far, I have been very happy with the pattern so far! I think that you'll like it!
Wow - that book sounds wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
I hope that you enjoy it as much as we have, P&JL!
I hope that you enjoy it as much as we have, P&JL!
Oh that little book looks sweet. I like the illustrations!
And the color on your sweater! So lovely!
Thanks, Amy Caroline!
GOOD BOOK! I read it a while back. Have you read The Invention of HUGO CABRET by Brian Selznick or Wonderstruck by the same author?? You might like them too. Hugo is a Caldecott award winner. Bought it through my scholastic book order several years ago..worth it.
Thank you for the book recommendations, Karen! I will put them right on my library list!
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