what now? wednesday
i'm not sure what to do next. i know i want to knit something cotton, something summery. maybe a tank? or a shawl? maybe lace? i am seriously considering orangina. i'm not sure it would be a good fit for me, i think i would add a little length. but it does appeal to me. i am thinking it may look cute with a fitted t-shirt underneath? i am not really a bare arms kinda gal. and you know what? it is a downloadable pattern. there is nothing better than instant gratification when it comes to online purchases.
summer is approaching quickly and my thoughts are definately turning towards all things sunshine. today i picked up a lovely beverage that would go well with sitting and knitting on the porch (nevermind that i don't have a porch).

jones soda fascinates me. their flavors are quirky. i was a little disappointed in this one. when i read "lemon drop" i mistakenly thought of my favorite cocktail. sans alcohol of course. it tasted like an unfrozen lemon otter pop. you remember those icey things you used to eat when you were little? the ones that got your fingers all sticky? not so good.
and what was i knitting while drinking this so-so soda? the only project that i have on the needles, you know the one i seem to be avoiding...

i am sooo close to finishing the second side. i can't say i did a better job with the decreases on this side. i do believe it would have been nice to have the instructions for the decreases in the pattern for dummies like me. so i will have to live with my less than perfect attempt at the decreases. but at least it will finally be off the needles!
i had another delivery from the cute ups guy, but i wasn't home! drat. he left me a purchase i made on ebay a few weeks back.

i should have gone with my gut and bought the size larger but i was being cheap. so it is modeling the only knit item i have that fits on it. my very skinny tube scarf. and probably one of the few knit items i have made that hasn't made it on this blog (well until now!).
i was waiting to show these until they made it to their intended recipient, but i think i am safe, she should be getting them tomorrow.

this was my contribution to the bead it exchange. i struggled with my fimo. when i was younger i was a fimo queen. i just couldn't get these exactly as i wanted, but i think they are cute. and they are very appropriate for their new owner (hint, i was her bead it buddy too).
one more thing...you can now link to me via the bloglines thingy. and maybe some of the other ones like bloglines that are out there. i think you just type in my url. let me know if you have any trouble.
summer is approaching quickly and my thoughts are definately turning towards all things sunshine. today i picked up a lovely beverage that would go well with sitting and knitting on the porch (nevermind that i don't have a porch).

jones soda fascinates me. their flavors are quirky. i was a little disappointed in this one. when i read "lemon drop" i mistakenly thought of my favorite cocktail. sans alcohol of course. it tasted like an unfrozen lemon otter pop. you remember those icey things you used to eat when you were little? the ones that got your fingers all sticky? not so good.
and what was i knitting while drinking this so-so soda? the only project that i have on the needles, you know the one i seem to be avoiding...

i am sooo close to finishing the second side. i can't say i did a better job with the decreases on this side. i do believe it would have been nice to have the instructions for the decreases in the pattern for dummies like me. so i will have to live with my less than perfect attempt at the decreases. but at least it will finally be off the needles!
i had another delivery from the cute ups guy, but i wasn't home! drat. he left me a purchase i made on ebay a few weeks back.

i should have gone with my gut and bought the size larger but i was being cheap. so it is modeling the only knit item i have that fits on it. my very skinny tube scarf. and probably one of the few knit items i have made that hasn't made it on this blog (well until now!).
i was waiting to show these until they made it to their intended recipient, but i think i am safe, she should be getting them tomorrow.

this was my contribution to the bead it exchange. i struggled with my fimo. when i was younger i was a fimo queen. i just couldn't get these exactly as i wanted, but i think they are cute. and they are very appropriate for their new owner (hint, i was her bead it buddy too).
one more thing...you can now link to me via the bloglines thingy. and maybe some of the other ones like bloglines that are out there. i think you just type in my url. let me know if you have any trouble.







12 Comments:
:D Thanks for visiting my blog! I love yours! where did you find the fabulous model? I must have one!! I don't like to be my own model, cause I look like dork ;)
amy...i LOVE that scarf you made! it's multi-flavor yarn fabulousness!!!!
Oh those stitch markers are so sweet! Where did you find the cat face beads?
it takes alot of talent to mold clay. i learned last weekend i am terrible at it.
beware of any short boys lurking around your car with a slight chicago accent. my boyfriend covets your car.
(glad you found me too)
xo
jen from piddleloop
Those little kitties are so cute! I haven't ever tried Fimo before, but you may have just inspired me!! I love these little exchanges so much, I can't wait until I found out who had me. Are you signing up for the second round?
Amy,
Your Flower Basket Bag is coming along. Also love the model.
okay, I totally covet your model! How can I sneak that into the apt without the BF seeing it? hmmm....
You should totally go for Orangina! I just finished the front and it's really fun (and surprisingly quick) to knit! I will have leftover 4-ply cotton too, in case you're interested!
Love the kitty face stitch markers. You haven't lost your touch with the Fimo.
Oh I love your fimo stitch markers! I used to be a fimo queen back in high school too. I made all sort of christmas tree ornaments and pins. I tried to sell them but that didn't go over half as well as I would have liked!
I must say that those are the cutest stitch markers I have yet to see.
Also, Jones Soda is gross, but Lemon Drops are my favorite cocktail, too!
I can't make lunch tomorrow, but thanks for the invite! I'd love to meet you one of these days.
yay you're on bloglines! now i can stalk you more efficiently!
I love the wire dressform. It's VERY neat! And your stitchmarkers are adorable. I spent time this week setting up my favorite blogs on Bloglines and I couldn't get yours on the list! Now I have you there...yay!
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