Note the crust of flour on those clothes. I wear one set of clothes for three or four days and just let it crust over; this was after Day 1, so I'll let you imagine Day 4. In this state, I need a fix of fabulous... and in that vein, I can't believe I haven't mentioned that it's back. Ru Paul Drag Race. Of course I've been watching intently, but not as intently as I did last year when I was unemployed and it gave me a reason to wake up in the morning. And when Nina Flowers was in it. Not that the ladies aren't superstars this year (Raven particularly, in my opinion).
This is what I'm knitting now, in between design projects:
It's a basic unisex sweater that I've knit twice before, once for Chris and once for Chris' cousin Eric. All have been made in Greenwood Hill Farm worsted merino, and all I have to say is that this combination of pattern and yarn has led to beloved and constantly worn male sweaters.
To the right is some ciabatta that I baked last night; unbelievably delicious and nearly impossible to stop eating!
2 comments:
Love the knitting and the bread!
You do look pretty wrecked in that photo, a tired to be proud of. A lovely slice of fresh bread is the best thing in the whole world.
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