Toast at Sunrise
Every morning we wake to spectacular skies full of dramatic streaks of colour. I am knitting these wrist warmers in preparation for the cold and to remember these beautiful autumn mornings.
(raveled here, free toast pattern here)
Every morning we wake to spectacular skies full of dramatic streaks of colour. I am knitting these wrist warmers in preparation for the cold and to remember these beautiful autumn mornings.
(raveled here, free toast pattern here)
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Wow! what a view – no wonder you’re inspired.
Missing you. hope all is well.
Love the colours. And they are just like the skies!
Beautiful!The skies & the knittery. x
You are knitting with three needles!!You have way overtaken me now.Its all gorgeous by the way. X
It’s four actually! The forth needle isn’t photographed, but is the working needle that you knit on to. It was a bit of a tangle to start with but now it is quite easy – really just like knitting on circular needles.
That morning view is one of the most beautiful things in the world to me – one thing I love about living in the Pacific Northwest! We don’t have a water view but aspire to one day. So glad you are enjoying it around here!
That sunrise is incredible. Amazing that you are up that early.
I don’t know which is better, the sunrise, the knitting or the thought of toast. What a combo! So pleased everything is working out so well for you all
Spectacular sunrise! SI that the view from your house? Wow!xx.c
Gorgeous colours and beautiful photo of sunrise. Can you see it from your house or do you go out to catch it?
Dramatic color, beautiful sunrise and gorgeous wool! Love it!
That sunrise photo is just stunning!! What a gift!
gosh that yarn is divine – and that sunrise! It’s so beautiful there!
That is an amazing view. You seem to have settled in really quickly, I’m happy for you all. Hope the girls are happy. The Eastern suburbs are surviving in your absence!
Beautiful sunrise! I’m still practicing using dpns, but I am getting better. What a mess I had when I first began, but I’m improving. I prefer circular needles, but you still need dpns when making hats …Love your yarn!
Wasn’t that sunrise just incredible? I sat in my chair and just gasped as it got richer and richer colours – of course the photo really doesn’t portray the reality. It wasn’t too early either, at this time of the year it was 7.45 a.m.!! We are having such a beautiful autumn here in the Pacific Northwest, albeit south of the border from Vancouver Island but only just!
Those skies remind me of Tassie…..opposite ends of the world but so similar. Your wrist warmers look very snuggly and the colours are perfect woolly sunrises.
totally unrelated but hi claire, my 7yr old son brought home areader over the weekend called “what if?” with some super cute illustrations by Claire Robertson, I wonder……..it was written by Del Meridoza 🙂
Yes! That’s me. I loved illustrating that crazy book.
Wow awesome sunrise!
Aren’t Canadian sunrises the most beautiful? Here are some we took in Big White 2008.http://swingsandroundabouts-blog.blogspot.com/2010/09/why-i-hate-sleeping-in.html
Stripy sunrise & stripy knitting! Both look lovely. I have an unfinished scarf in the same Noro stripes – maybe I should finally get around to it…
Wow, wow! That sunrise just takes my breath away.
Love all the beautiful colors. Wrist warmers…nice. Could use those on the ranch!
linking you to my blog , 😀
You make me wish it was winter, and that i lived up at Priest Lake in Idaho. Meanwhile, it’s summer and tropical in northern nsw and it hasn’t stopped raining since god knows when.
You are so lucky to wake up every morning to such beauty.