Butterfly Basking in the Morning Sun

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The Back of Butterfly in the Morning Sun

I had a wonderful weekend in Michigan where the color season is really just beginning to move into full swing. I spent most of my time in Ann Arbor, but also got in the car for a little road trip to Lansing (pictures tomorrow). I didn't put a post together last night because we got into Chicago very late and because I was/am feeling a little bit under the weather. I think the back of Butterfly looks better in the sunlight anyway, so the wait was probably a net positive, even though my sore throat is still lingering.

I did get a good deal of knitting done. I finished the back of Butterfly, got past the armhole decreases on Fitzgerald, worked a bit on the second of John's stripey socks (until I discovered a mistake I couldn't easily fix in the car. Of course, some stash enhancing also occurred on Friday (of course pictures will ensue tomorrow), which meant that I had the fibery resources to get yet another project started.

While I was gone, there were a number of busy Audrey-a-longers -- I've got some new states to mark in on the map and some labels to get in the mail.

And for my little contest -- you have until the end of the week to send me your answers. Let me know where you think I've been!

2 Comments

froggy said:

your butterfly is beautiful. what a gorgeous colorway!

Hi Theresa ~ I'm thinking about your contest! Hmmm... I wish I could go to - oh, I guess I better not blurt it out. He he. Anyway, I wanted to tell you the exciting news: I have a knitting blog! Thanks for all your advice. You can find me at http://goldenneedle.typepad.com/. You got a special shout-out for being so helpful and inspiring!

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