Cashmere. One Hundred Percent.
If this blog were an indicator of real life a person could conclude that all we do around here is knit.

For Little E
My little nephew turned two recently and I couldn't resist knitting him this little hat and mittens set. I used my striping skills here and almost couldn't put this set in the mail. Amelia really loved the "glubs" and asked me specifically to make some for her. Now that I've got my bazaar sewing done for the year (for the most part) I'm on to a full on knitting and sewing bonanza for my own family and friends!

studio sneak peak
Seeing as I'm right in the thick of preparing for Holiday bazaars my studio is a mess. I'm not a clean and organized crafter at all. I have a bazillion projects going at one time and I feel like a complete scatter brain trying to decide which project I'll work on next. Luckily things tend to work out once I sit down to get started. All the choices kind of fade away and I focus on the medium I'm most drawn to in the moment. This method makes for some pretty big messes while I sort that choice out, so you get to see glimpses of this little room.I'll show the whole room once the recently salvaged hardwood floor is installed (!!!).

A Garden in Review
I pulled the last of the produce from the garden this week. I am planning a roasted beet and goat cheese salad for dinner tonight. Tomorrow also marks the end of our Farmer's Market, so we'll head over in our costumes and purchase our winter honey and potatoes. We may grab

Holli Hand Knit
I almost didn't put my name in running to win this hat because I really wanted it way too much. I knew I'd just feel sad that I hadn't won. Imagine my surprise when I stopped by Feeding the Big Guy and saw my name as the winner.I did a happy dance for a good long time that afternoon and then all over again when the hat arrived on my doorstep. It's spent a good amoun