String me a line…

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The knitting traveling plan is to replenish my rather bedraggled washcloth stack. I can knit it from memory without a pattern and without looking at it, which are both necessary for car knitting! I finished Counting By Sevens with a kleenex box at my side. Oh my word. It is so very good, but goodness you will need tissues! It’ll make you notice and love the family you have all around you.

Sharing with Ginny.

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8 responses to “String me a line…”

  1. Caroline Avatar

    There’s always a need for a few more dish cloths! This is not the first time I’ve heard a good review for this book – it’s time I add it to my list of to be read!

  2. significanttrivialities Avatar

    Ah, I crochet my dishcloths. I will have to learn how to knit them. I love the color! I always go far too bright.

  3. antje Avatar

    Hallo, danke für deine netten Worte zu der Wolle: es handelt sich um Lang Yarns Merino 150 – schön für ein Baby finde ich, von dem meine Freundin noch nicht weiss was es denn wird…
    lG
    antje

  4. Pom Pom Avatar

    The books sounds GOOD! This is my first Yarn Along. I am spending a lot of time enjoying the words and the wool!
    Dish cloths are such good little knitting, aren’t they?

  5. elizabethroosje Avatar

    sounds like a powerful novel! wash cloth knitting is so soothing! 🙂

  6. kathy b Avatar

    I have to read that book now! So does my daughter. Thanks

  7. woolythymes Avatar

    always a good travel project!!! I’ve heard about that book before….I think through a yarnalong. That sad, huh? I’ll have to be in the perfect frame of mind.

  8. Lucy Bowen Avatar

    Looks like a great travel project – and that sounds like my type of book!

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