Thank you for your thoughtful words in response to yesterday's post. They were just what I needed. The journey ahead is still a long one, but one way or another, I know we'll make it.
But enough about that; let's move on to what's keeping me sane, shall we? I ripped out Little L's Livingston in favor of waiting for a yarn closer to what I was picturing in my mind. Don't get me wrong, I don't have any qualms with pink on boys (in fact Little L will be sporting C's bright pink snowsuit this winter). It's just that I feel like this pattern needs to be more of a seagull gray. I can't see it knit any other way.
That beautiful yarn hasn't gone to waste though. I have decided to claim it for myself and knit this beautiful scarf/shawl designed by my talented friend (and author of my children's favorite books Phoebe's Sweater, Phoebe's Birthday and Freddie's Blanket ) Joanna Johnson. The lace pattern was easy to memorize and things are moving along quite well. Who knows, maybe I'll have a scarf to wear this winter in Idaho!
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