Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Yarn Along :: WIP Wednesday
Looks pretty much as last weeks photo... But a bit more messy ;) I often admire those pretty photos of books and projects some of you post, but I thought today was the day to just show off how it really looks like at my table. Projects, post it notes and a stack of printed patterns I plan to cast on next.
Reading: I finished Cross Stitch last night. And wow, I loved that book! Definitely a book I will read several times. I have to clear something about the book though. Cross Stitch is the same as Outlander. I think Cross Stitch is the uk version. I'm still reading Sister's Choice and quite enjoying it. Right now I'm listening to The Return by Victoria Hislop.
Knitting: I've managed to knit one owl on the Owlie sock :) Love it so far. Both cuffs on Jules are done and I have started the second leg on the wool pants.
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My table looks much like that too! I just do a lot of picture cropping ;)
ReplyDeleteI'd say.. a messy table is an indication of a busy mind. love the teal and brown stripes WIP. is that the wool pants?
ReplyDeleteYes, it's the pants. I'm nearly done with the second leg and hopfully I'll cast off tomorrow :)
DeleteLooks pretty tidy to me. Love your pink measuring tape. The knits look beautiful and I'm looking forward to seeing what you are going to knit next.
ReplyDeleteI think it looks like you are very creative. The knits are really coming along and thanks for the book recommendations.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours, they look great together. Don't worry my whole house looks like your table :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks. Well, my house kinda looks that way too...
DeleteNice to hear I'm not alone having a messy house ;)
i take my picture on my bed, on the blanket i sleep under every night. lol. mostly because it is the only clean spot in the house...but i promise the bed is never made...just flattened. i appreciate the honesty!
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jen
Thank you for taking the picture of the way your work table is most of the time! It looks just like mine, and now I feel like I am in good company! :-)
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DeleteMy table is too messy - the knitting would get lost! But I have to say, one thing is missing from your table... where's the coffee (or tea)? :)
ReplyDeleteHaha. I have a nother table beside the sofa which is all mine, and I'm sure some of my knitting supplies sometimes gets lost there. I'm not sure I dare to take a picture of that table...
DeleteThere was a tea cup there, somewhere...
Looks like a normal crafters desk to me :o) c x
ReplyDeleteI love the owlie socks!!! I need to make these. The owl sweater is the project that made me want to learn to knit actually.
ReplyDeleteThis picture shows where the magic happens. Finished pictures are all great and good, but the crafting space is most important ; )
ReplyDeleteMy coffee table is definitely less tidy. Not my stuff. Its everyone else's and I'm sticking to that story! I keep on seeing the owl pattern and I really must get round to making something with it. Love the idea of owl socks.
ReplyDeleteMy table often looks like that ... and the kitchen counter ... and a corner of the sofa LOL! My photos often look tidier because I get better results with natural light so I hike all the projects outside to my front porch. What must the neighbours think of me hunching over half-knitted projects snapping photos in my jammies!?!
ReplyDeleteI think most people just crop their photos. My house looks like this. I think it just shows we have passions and interests.
ReplyDeleteI love your "natural environment" photo. I do the same sometimes, but crop the messy out. :) Someday I will be brave enough to let is show. I laugh at Proud Mama's comment as I have been known to creep around outside in the garden in my jammies, photographing knitted projects too. :)
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love your table hege, your knitting always looks so very lovely too.
ReplyDeleteKeep reading the Outlander(Cross stitch) series!! You'll be glad that you did. They are also AMAZING on audio. Davina Porter is a fabulous narrator.
ReplyDeleteNice candid picture! That is not a messy table is a knitter's table.
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