Playing with yarn

I’m using some stash yarn for a Rabbit-Proof Scarf from Morehouse Farm Merino Knits. It’s Brooks Farm Primero in a color I call Pansies, and this is about the fourth thing I’ve tried to knit with it. I was unhappy with all those previous attempts, and I’m keeping an open mind about this one. So far so good. I’m having fun, which is what it’s all about, isn’t it? Casual Knitting continues!


And yarn to play with — good old Sugar ‘n Cream. I feel a Mason-Dixon Warshrag or two coming on. Or maybe a Soapy the Soap Turtle.
I played at the end of my street for a little while, too. It’s very warm today, unless you’re by the water.
The wisteria buds were barely visible this morning; now they look like they’re going to explode. There’s a big vine that covers the railing at the top of my stairs. Before long it will be growing all over my doorway, the flowers will be plump and fragrant, and then I’ll be enclosed by a little leafy room for the rest of the summer.
Thank you all for the many shortcake and sock compliments! My recipe for shortcake came in parts, from The Best of Craig Claiborne, The New York Times Cookbook, The Woman’s Home Companion Cookbook, and many years of happy memories. There’s a recipe in most basic cookbooks (mine uses sour cream…which accounts for most of the yumminess). Indeed, it makes a fantastic birthday cake!

7 thoughts on “Playing with yarn

  1. Where did you get the sugar and cream – isn’t it a gorgeous day?!!HELP – how the heck do I join my sweater together?? :DI HATE HATE HATE word verification -maybe the third try is right……

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  2. Hopefully you’ve finally found what that Brooks Farm wants to be!Oh, lovely lovely beach. You might have a surprise visitor some sunny day. 😉

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  3. Lovely pictures all around! 🙂 I’ve got Brooks Farm in my stash waiting for the perfect project as well. Have fun with the Sugar’n Cream!

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  4. Oooh I love the look and sound of the sugar and cream cotton, probably still thinking of the strawberry shortcake, and yes Jane I could feel my teeth hurting and my waist line expanding with your explanation of it 😉

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  5. The first year I returned to knitting, I made a gagillion pot holders from the sugar and cream. It was such fun.It seems that I really will need to buy that book… I wish it had a prettier cover – silly I know, but true.What color are your wisteria?? I’ll bet they smell like heaven.

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  6. tee hee! I get all giggly when I see my pattern link! There are more coming, too, I’ve been a busy little bunny! Sometime early May there will be some unveilings!

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