Wednesday, September 24

Yarn Along: Quentins...


 I whipped through Quentins by Maeve Binchy this past week.  I always forget about how wonderfully she writes...  I want to reread Circle of Friends next, then Evening Class, and maybe Tara Road.  I didn't realize it was made into a movie with Andie MacDowell...  I'll have to see if I can find it on Netflix.

Since I am finished with the Riverbank Cowl and am saving up a bit for the yarn for my next project, I was at loose ends.  I remembered that Lila had a scarf project that I liked a lot.   When I looked it up, I was so happy to find that the pattern was free, I had quite a bit of yarn (in the right weight!) left over from the Grasshopper Shawl, and I had the correct sized needles already...  The Knitting Trifecta!  So now, I am working on a little Favorite Scarf Ever in Madeline Tosh Merino Light in Charcoal!

13 comments:

Reinventing Mother said...

Beautiful color! I love Andi McDowell! Have you watched the Cedar Cove series on Netfilx?

Maria said...

How do you have time to read so much!?

mamasmercantile said...

Such a beautiful colour yarn.

harknessangels said...

Love the knitting Trifecta!!! Beautiful yarn color! I have read Tara Road and am so glad to have found it on Netflix. Thanks! I love reading Maeve Binchy. I need to pick up one of her books again! :)

Lea Lacoste said...

that pattern is super cute indeed!!! and that yarn <3 I have a skein of tosh merino light in ink, I think I might make a Henslowe shawl with it!

Donna said...

Madeline Tosh is one of my favorites. That will make a lovely scarf. And what a bonus that you had it in your stash!

Tracey ~ Clover said...

It so nice when all the pieces fall right into place, yarn, pattern, needles, like it was just meant to be!
Happy knitting.

elizabeth said...

lovely colour and knit! so nice! :)

Dahle said...

I've read many Maeve Binchy books. Interesting writer. I love her name and chose it for my daughter!

Anonymous said...

Tara Road is a great book and the movie really does justice to it. I hope you get to see it.

Nat at Made in Home said...

Oh it is a beautiful pattern - and the yarn you have chosen is perfect!

Unknown said...

I loved Quentins! Its been so long since I've read any Maeve Binchy, I think it might be time to have a little (re)visit. Your knitting is looking pretty already, love the colour :)

Joy said...

I keep meaning to look for Maeve Binchy at the library, and then I keep forgetting...I went in the online system and requested it this time! That scarf looks lovely.

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