I finished another project this morning. The Placket-Neck Pullover from Joelle Hoverson's Last Minute Knitted Gifts. Hoverson is the owner of Purl in New York. As an avid traveller, I have a long list of places I really want to go and must admit that Purl is on it. The advertisements have me totally smitten. The photos are lovely combinations of yarn and sewing related stuff and I pause and spend time just admiring the ads every time I come across one in a magazine. They make me want to book the next flight to New York. Maybe I should!
Once again I pulled the buttons from my stash of a million buttons. This number is not in any way an exaggeration of the number of buttons that my ancestors, going back to the crusades it feels like, have collected. I had a little more trouble finding some this time since I needed them to be fairly small. But, in the end, the stash did not disappoint. I did end up going with 2 instead of the suggest 3 because, after sewing on the first 2, I noticed the third had rust on the metal post. I examined the other 2, found they were clean of rust and decided that the third button is not really necessary.
I'm now trying to decide whether I bake bread, work on more in progress projects or go grocery shopping. Its such a dull and rainy day that all I want to do is putter. A perfect Saturday, really.
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