Changing the subject totally...
I love this yarn. It's Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Merino in Old Rose.

I'm knitting another pair of Jaywalkers. It was an easy pattern to start on the train and J felted my last pair with his enthusiastic approach to laundry.

Butternut squash was plentiful at the organic farm today. I made butternut squash and roast red pepper soup. Excuse the lack of glamour in presentation, but I just loved the colour so much.

5 comments:
Well, the soup is beautiful. So many soups making it up onto blogs and soup is comfort. I'm glad you guy got the rest that he needed. Belated Happy Birthday wishes to your J.
I love that sock pattern. It's on my someday list. The yarn is beautiful. Too bad about the felting. It's happened here. Finally I hung a little mesh bag up and all the handknit "tinies" go into it. I'm still not a believer that they can go through the dryer and not suffer.
Happy Birthday to J!
The soup does indeed look yummy. Just the thing for an autumn evening!
HA! Is that a pair of Harmony Needles I see?!?!?!
The soup looks lovely. I am making some today to make to work for lunches. I will have to try some butternut squash next time.
Your socks look beautiful! I especially like the yarn!!! Very Pretty!
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