This week has been productive in terms of knitting. I am 99% finished with the Baby Surprise Jacket. I just need to finish weaving in the ends and to sew on some buttons. Just a word of advice, if you find something you really like on etsy, don't pin it on pinterest; it's almost a guarantee that someone will buy it before you do. This is what happened with the buttons I was hoping to get for this sweater (and on several other occasions); I think I have finally learned my lesson.
This morning I started working on my next project. I am knitting a Lacie Prairie Shawl. I wanted a warm and practical shawl and this pattern definitely fits the bill. Lets hope I finish it before all of the cooler days of early spring have passed. It'd be a shame to have to wait until autumn to try it out.
Reading wise, I am still reading and enjoying The Art of Fermentation. I am getting more and more excited about fermentation. I just need to figure out what I want to ferment; I am drawn to the idea of pickling lemons so perhaps that is where I will start.
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fermenting things still scares me and I've made a few jars of pickled beets and a turnip radish medley. in doing so I've decided I don't like pickled things unless they are pickles :)
ReplyDeleteEm, have you made kefir? That is fermentation too but with out the pickles!
DeleteI own Wild Fermentation by the same author and just love it! Sometimes my kitchen looks like a science lab more than a kitchen thanks to all of the things fermenting- things like sauerkraut, kombucha, ginger beer, and kimchi. But we love it! Sorry the buttons were sold before you could get them. I'll remember that the next time I go and pin something. :)
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