Perhaps a slightly
more purposeful day. Let’s see if I can show you a picture:
The sourdough was
a success. And since Wafa actually eats bread (unlike me) we can go on refining
our technique. And since posting the picture was a success, too, I can go on to show you the new great-grandson tomorrow, and Paradox in retirement.
More wet, grey
weather. Since I can’t get out anyway, it doesn’t much matter, but sunshine is cheerful.
No knitting, but
much thinking. I have been mentally exploring stripes. They are immensely
cheering in the grey months. A Dathan pullover ( Kate Davies)? Unfortunately I once saw someone
wearing one at a yarn festival somewhere, and it wouldn’t stay on her shoulder.
There’s a good random-striped scarf on Ravelry called Stripes Please. And just
now I had a message from Brooklyn Tweed – I always click on them. Most
frustrating. The message was about Norah Gaughan, an absolute fave. There was a
picture of (presumably) her wearing a striped cardigan which was exactly what I
had been groping towards all day. Unfortunately there was something wrong with
the website, and when I approached Brooklyn Tweed the normal way, there was no
sign of Norah or the cardigan. Can anyone help?
Wordle:I got four — better than yesterday’s failure, anyway. Mark and Ketki joined me there. Roger and Theo outshone all others with threes. Alexander, Thomas and Rachel all needed five.
Ooh, love the Stripes Please Scarf. And what a great picture of the household with the loaf. Everyone looks so happy and healthy.
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It’s the Olivia Bell Cardi pattern on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/olivia-bell-cardi?utm_source=email&utm_medium=campaign-email&utm_campaign=Indie%20x%20BT%3A%20Norah%20Gaughan%202%20%2801HDFCK2SZDQ91XGK4F2S14DDC%29&_kx=aabZe9np-Ek-rlIEDjt6IQlLOWwJIRYsyC5_5CzVR8kLlHacWRXc8h1h2hkehBhm.Ppd5yG I really hope this link works! Otherwise, search Ravelry patterns . . . . Good luck! Cam
ReplyDeleteOlivia Bell is indeed the cardigan being promoted by Brooklyn Tweed but it is NOT the cardigan Norah is wearing in that promotional BT email. I also have been searching for that V-neck beauty. Annie in California
DeleteLove the photo!
ReplyDeleteAgree!
DeleteSorry - that was my anonymous comment above.
Delete-- Gretchen (aka stashdragon)
Shorter link
ReplyDeletehttps://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/olivia-bell-cardi
You are looking very well in this picture, and it's a pleasure to get to "meet" Wafa. Cat pix are always welcome too.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/olivia-bell-cardi
ReplyDeleteIt’s Ivy in NH and I don’t know why the link isn’t a proper link. But that’s the sweater in question in any case.
Delete"Stripes please" would be a terrific stashbuster, but it is really wide at about 26 inches across the flattened tube (if I remember correctly). I think if I were to make one (and I probably will), I would half the stitch count and go for a tube which is about 12 or 13 inches across. That would still be a very cosy and wide scarf and use lots of yarn pieces.......
ReplyDeleteLovely photo!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the picture, but I found one striped Norah cardigan at BT: https://brooklyntweed.com/collections/all/products/sethera, could that be it?
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