Currently I am working on a small art quilt from recycled clothing but I am not ready to share it on my blog yet, so instead I am catching up on my ongoing series, The Library Stack, sharing my latest* stack of borrowed books from my beloved local public library.
*This photo is actually from a couple weeks ago and I confess, this is not my current library stack. Currently I have NO LIBRARY STACK!
I am taking a break from stacks of crafting and home decorating books and I am actually reading ONE fiction book from the library – a classic science fiction book – Darwin’s Radio by Greg Bear.
I am “stack-less”!
Postscript
Although I am not ready to share my latest art quilt, I can share another of my latest creations: a new knitted hat!
Yes, it is the same pattern as the other knitted hats I have shared in other posts. I am a one trick pony when it comes to knitting hats. I have other patterns but I love this pattern – it is so comfortable to me!
I love to always have a knitted project going for knitting while watching TV or if I am attending an event and I need to keep my hands busy.
I have another skein of the same yarn for my hat and I am thinking of making a coordinating ribbed scarf.
Check out Sassy the Highly Opinionated Miniature Schnauzer’s latest post on her Schnauzer Snips blog, (just in case you do not already follow her) Illuminated Schnauzers.
Hat looks good and a scarf to match sounds like a good idea. Enjoy that novel.
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Thank you and it is has been a while before I have sat and read a fiction book in print and I like it!
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It was a nice library stack. I have just purchased a secondhand ‘Mollie’ book – Patchwork and Quilting not Crochet. Just wondering how you found the Mollie book. In mine there are lots of projects, many of which do not appeal, but some do (otherwise I wouldn’t have purchase it!). You never know I might actually make something from it and show off here one day. But I have a huge stack of craft books ..
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For some reason I found the Mollie crochet book very adorable and it contained a couple things I’d like to make! 😀
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That’s nice to hear x
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Love the colors!
Thanks for the ‘confession’ I admit I was thinking: gee where does she find the time especially in December?
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Oh I just never sleep I just read stacks of library books – ha! Thanks for so much for your comment and for the smile it brought 😀
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I have found myself stack-less, as well. I have started to read books from the library on my iPad. I love to feel a book in my hands, and there’s not much sweeter than piling my arms full of books from the library – one of my favorite places on the earth. But the iPad is much more convenient and I can increase the font size!! Ha!
Cute hat! Good job!
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Thanks so much for your comments and yes there is something very pleasing about leaving the library with a stack of books that I could see the appeal of using your iPad instead😀
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The hat looks great!
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Thank you 😀
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I almost always have a library stack going too. Every once in awhile, I do the same thing as you. 🙂
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Thanks so much for your comments! Glad you are a fellow “stacker” 🙂
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Looks great! I just downloaded a new free pattern called Fire Pit Mitts by Tayler Earl, if you decide against a scarf.
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Thank you! Mittens! I have never attempted mittens. I will consider that pattern should I feel bold. 🙂
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They have a thumb gusset but fingerless and the pattern would complement your hat nicely.
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Great library stack this week. I’m really interested in creating “the style you crave on a budget you can afford” (sign me up for style on a budget!). I enjoy the small spaces titles, too. The Apartment Therapy website also has some interesting readings on small spaces as well.
And YAY to a new knitted hat! It looks great, and you’ve chosen a lovely yarn! I’m a huge fan of the knit hat and glasses combo (mostly because it’s my necessary winter-look as well, lol). A coordinating ribbed scarf sounds great; making ribbing is so much fun, especially over TV at the end of a stressful day! Knitting is where I find my little corner of calm. Have a great weekend, Tierney! 😀
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Thanks so much! I hope you have a great weekend too! I appreciate your comments, enjoyed reading them 🙂
I was working on the scarf the other night and for some reason forgot which direction to purl – I have only been knitting so long I forgot my purl stitch – yikes! I had to look up a tutorial to see where to place the needle for purling lol
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Heehee, I always love having a nosey at your library stack… Whether it’s current or not! I’m excited to get back to Dublin and start hanging out more at my local library – that’s definitely on my to-do list for the coming year. Your hat is also awesome, and that’s a great photo of you modelling it too! 😀
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Thanks so much! Now I would think with all those Beastie travels and shows you would not have time to just hang out at the library! Do you have a librarian Beastie? That would be adorable! 🙂
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Ooooh, good idea! I’ve sent many a Beastie on their way with a book in their paw (in fact, the first Beastie accessory I made was a book, so they had books before they had clothes!) but somehow I never thought to take that to its logical conclusion and make a librarian. Let’s fix THAT in the new year! And I’m sure I’ll be able to squeeze in some library time somewhere… I have new skills I want to learn this year, and I’m hoping my local library will be able to provide the books I need to do it! 😀
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