Or was she sucked up by the great oboe vortex in the sky?
Neither - she was on a road trip.

They live in the Highlands area that boasts the largest number of Victorian homes in any city. It was great to see them and their beautiful home.
I had to pull over and jump out and take this shot! We also saw lots of this:
It was difficult to knit on the road because we drove so many miles (2270 in 6 days) and were *really* tired at night. I tried to knit while riding but it made me dizzy. It was when we returned home I was able to get some knitting done.
Here are the Almost Argyle socks from
KnitPicks I began a while ago. I kind of like this pattern. It is nice but probably not one I would knit again - I prefer lacy. I do like the Eye of the Partridge heel, though. I think these will be finished by the weekend.
Remember Cece from ChicKnits? She has morphed into Soleil from Knitty. I liked the lace in the CeCe cardi, but not the band in front. I could not get the two sides to match the way I wanted. I may try it again at some point. Here is Soleil in KP Shine Sport:

That's about it for now - I hope the rest of your week is grand.

5 comments:
What a shame knitting and riding in the car makes you dizzy!! Good to see you back.
Wow. That's a LOT of miles! Welcome home!
Welcome back! What a cool highway, and subsequent sign!
The Soleil is looking good so far - that's on my long to-do list. I bought some Crystal Palace cotton yarn for it online, but it's kind of crunchy, so I might have to get a softer cotton. How are you liking the KP Shine for Soleil? That's what I'm using for my Log Cabin, and I love the softness and drapiness!
Looks relaxing..can't wait to see some FO's.
Welcome back!
Soleil looks great! And it has inspired me to morph my Lutea Lace Shell into a Soleil too.
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