I was at The Knitting Basket yesterday and took this photo for this week's blog post:
The colours are just gorgeous aren't they? The Knitting Basket's blog post will be posted on Thursday, but pop by to see what other posts there are.
Meanwhile I haven't done too much knitting this week. Made a start on this little hat for a newborn due in October. Knitting with Baby Rico, 100% cotton. I did though read this book, which is three books in one. Suffice to say I have been "home vacation-sick" for Charleston, South Carolina all week. I am sure if we hadn't booked to go to Lancaster, PA; we would have booked to go to Charleston, I love that part of the world........well minus the no-see-ums!
Finally it doesn't get any better than this. Cauliflower with cheese sauce and fresh baked bread straight out of the bread maker.
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BY THE WAY THIS IS MY 2,500TH POST TODAY!!
23 comments:
Oooh fresh bread.
Those are beautiful yarn colors. It almost makes me wish I could knit!
The yarn colours are spectacular. We love our bread out of the machine too and as an accompaniment to cauliflower cheese it sounds great!
Pretty colored yarn Gill. I am not a knitter and have often said I would like to learn. Last picture looks yum.
The yarn colours are luscious! And that cauliflower dish looks scrumptious!
A good mystery, knitting and fresh bread. What could be better. I have put that book on my list to possibly read. I could use a mystery.
Congrats on your post. I love yarn... can't knit, though.
Your Amazon ad was for age spots. Sorta strange juxtaposition!
Very pretty yarn! My daughter would love that cauliflower dish. I would eat the entire loaf of that bread!
Love those colours!! I can also practically smell the bread from here ;-) yum!
That silk bamboo is one of my favorite yarns to knit with. I made my daughter an Aviatrix with that yarn when she was one. She can still wear it four years later because it ended up being a stretchy yarn on her head.
Three of my favorite things today. A good book, beautiful yarn and bread straight from the oven. Yummy! Those yarn colors are so bright.
Blessings,
Betsy
The yarn colours are beautiful! The cauliflower/cheese looks delicious. Looks like a yummy meal. Congratulations on your 2,500th post!
Yummy! I want your meal now! Love the colors of all that yarn- that's also yummy!
My mother usually made cauliflower with a white sauce, but every once in awhile would go for a cheese sauce instead. Delicious!
I can just imagine cats unravelling all that yarn...
Congrats on your 2500th post! Wow!!!
Beautiful colors and delicious looking things to eat. :)
Woot! A rainbow stash of yarn! You can never have too much yarn! (I'm told I do...But really it's only like 20 skeins! That's not much, right? LOL) I love roasting cauliflower in the oven with olive oil and a little salt and pepper then pouring some melted Velveeta on it. (No, not the healthiest cheese, but so good! Well, I like it! LOL)
I love reading the Laura Childs books ... tea shop, scrapbooking mysteries and more.
Cauliflower cheese looks delicious, haven't made it for ages.
That is a beautiful pyramid of yarn! I haven't knit with bamboo yet, but that stack sure makes me want to.
I have never been to Charleston, but it's on my bucket list!
You will know my brain is dead when I tell you I didn't know what book you were talking about till I read a comment above and went back and looked. In all honesty, I only had eyes for that soft yellow colored yarn you are using...I love that color. Will have to look for some of her books at the digital library...whenever I get any time to read that is!
Beautiful yarn! Cauliflower and the bread look sooo yummy. I think I must have some soon.
I'd never heard of no-see-ums before! Looked them up on Google - glad we don't have them here. I love freshly baked bread.
I love that series by Laura Childs - very fun to read. Your food looks too yummy for words!
Those colors are so inspiring! Do you know what the yarn will be yet?
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