It's a short post today. I have been spending much of my time reading and needlework has taken a back seat. Usually it's the other way round. I did get started on my ninth pattern block for the Red Heart Crochet Along. Shells with Front and Back Post Stitches. This one is addictive. I don't want to put it down. I still have a few repeats to go, but I do think I am right on with tension this time.
One more block after this and then I'm on to assembly. yippee.
Needlework Tuesday is a regular weekly post where I share the
progress of my various needlework projects over the past week. I enjoy
the encouragement that I receive from my readers and in return visit
their blogs and cheer them on with theirs. You are welcome to grab the
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You might be asking what I was reading that kept me away from stitching. First, it was Spider's Bite by Jennifer Estep. This book includes an awesome recipe for a peanut butter and pumpkin sandwich. Next up was Saints in the Shadows by Alana Cash featuring a tea drinking psychic and her fabric designer neighbour Maud. Now I'm on to Isolation by Denise R. Stephenson which considers a world where bacteria has gone rampant and it every where. Makes me want to grab some anti-bacterial wipes.
Do you find books pulling you away from your needlework, or is it the other way around? Leave me a comment and let me know. Mister Linky is waiting below and this week, you can leave a link to either your needlework post or to your favourite book review.
2 comments:
Sewing definitely pulls me away from reading - especially hand work. I can knit, embroider, cross-stitch, or stitch quilt bindings and be in the same room as Hubs. If I want to read, I need to go elsewhere.
Beautiful crochet, as always. Funny that you had a slow sewing week and I did more sewing this past weekend than I have in a month. :)
Since I got my Kobo, I find that it is too easy to find a new book. I can check one out of the library, without ever leaving my chair. Perfect for summer.
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