G-L-O-R-I-A! GLORIA!

I finished my Gloria Cowl! Yay! Completed while watching the Little League World Series.


Pattern: Gloria Cowl by Orinda 5 (who I am proud to say I went to high school with and was in the orchestra and yearbook staff with!!!)

Yarn: Louisa Harding Grace Silk and Wool, Ruby

I LOVE IT! I can't wait for the weather to get cooler so I can wear it. The picture above does not really show off the color very well. I'll try to get a picture somewhere other than my bathroom soon. Or you can go here if you are on Ravelry and see the color a little better.

In other news, we made over $300 at the garage sale! That'll be at least one night at the cottage, or a couple nights at the pub!

And...I have a sinus infection. Sigh. At least now I have some drugs that should make me feel better.

Comments

Meema said…
Lovely cowl!

I just queued the pattern - what a great way to destash some fingering weight. And with the holidays coming up, too. Thanks for the inspiration!
August 25, 2008 at 10:57 PM
Orinda5 said…
Woo hoo! It looks great!
I take a lot of photos in my bathroom too. :)

Any knitting books left from the garage sale? I would love it if Ravelry added a "will trade or sell" to the library section.

Hope you are feeling better.
August 26, 2008 at 3:53 PM
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