Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Threes Cardigan and reading






I started a knitting project last week after finally getting the wool I ordered and then the round needles. I really have no idea what I am doing but fortunately for me my mother-in-law is over at the moment giving me much needed help. I am also very lucky to have found two fantastic friends who knit the most gorgeous things. Thank you Lori and Anushka for your support and I must get a skype account asap so I can have your help in person!

I am reading a Nick Hornby book at the moment. After finishing two Anita Shreve books, I felt I needed a bit of comedy. It's about a marriage in turmoil. The husband can't seem to do anything right :)

Other lovely knits with Yarn Along at Small Things.

7 comments:

  1. oooh yay! good for you! it looks perfect already. don't worry - you'll get it all right! i have yet to read a nick hornby book. perhaps i could use a comedy too. i haven't been able to open 'room' since your warning. lol...

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  2. Yeah for trying! The color is like butter (which is why you probably set up your photo as you did in the top photo - duh- I'm a little slow!).
    I found knittinghelp.com to be very helpful - lots of videos for stitches for both English and Continental knitters. Good that you have some friends and your mil to help you.

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  3. Lovely bright sunshine colour - just right for cheering up dull days. I'm fairly sure I've got (and read) that book.....I think!

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  4. oh my goodness, i wish you could have seen how happy i was to see you in the yarnalong line up!

    and look at you, a lovely start already.and you'll see, you can do this. your wool is gorgeous. i can see miss bella approves too.

    next time i go to ravelry i hope to see this up there!

    xxx

    p.s. package on the way

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  5. That sounds exciting Andrea, knitting is so much fun but it scares me a little so it's good to have people around to call for help. Enjoy your new book. xo

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  6. Nick's 'High Fidelity' was one of those few books where I also enjoyed the film that followed. Let me know what you think of this one, Andrea? I also love the wool you've chosen.. haven't knitted since school but hope to pick it up again one day. Great to have some support around you x

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  7. What a beautiful yellow, and I look so forward to seeing this as you work on it. I have tried several times to teach myself how to knit. Books, videos, you name it, and I've tried it, but about all I can come up with is a scarf, and a sad one at that. You are lucky to have your mother-in-law to help you out. I hope you are on the mend.

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