This is a long standing item in my (actual physical) to read pile, left over from my really into King Arthur and vaguely pagan days. And it’s fine. The authors highlight nine women in the Arthur legends, exploring their roots in older tales. Some hit better than others – there’s just a lot more information […]
Ladies of the Lake – Caitlin and John Matthews Read More »
I’m definitely in stash busting mode. On a break on one of my work from home days this week, I organized my stash, and marked out some projects to use for some of the yarn that’s sat in the stash the longest with no ideas on how to use it. The first item of business
Alex Verus runs a magic shop in London. He’s also a mage. He’s not Harry Dresden. I liked the set up of the world in this book. Magic here is hidden, but there are people that are mildly magic that get drawn into the orbit of the magic users. We meet one of them in
Fated – Benedict Jacka Read More »
Pattern: Piccolo Pyrus by Skeinwalker Knits Yarn: Quince and Co Phoebe in the Mars colorway Needles: Size 6 circs Remember how we’re in a drought? Guess who managed to decide to wet block a cowl on the one rainy weekend we’ve had since June? I had a fan going on this from last Friday through
This is one of my favorite local boggy walks. I plan my footwear for this place. It’s bone dry right now – very strange.
Weekly Wildflowers – Warren Woods, Scarborough, ME Read More »
Pattern: Portland Cap by Mary Pranica Yarn: Quince and Co Osprey in Kumlien’s Gull (probably – this yarn is from a seconds sale) Needles: Size 11 circs and DPNs The stash busting continues. I have some cold weather gear I’ve been gathering for a donation, and since I had no other plans for this yarn,
