Unraveled Wednesday / Knit & Read

9.10: Unraveled Wednesday

I’m joining Kat & the Unravelers for Unraveled Wednesday!

KNITTING CROCHETING:

I’m just about to begin the middle row:

A layout of colorful crochet squares arranged in a grid pattern on a flat surface, featuring various designs and colors, including maroon, gold, blue, and white.

(The morning light is getting more & more dim.)

There are two random blocks that I did before I actually made a plan…

A collection of colorful crocheted squares arranged on a surface, featuring various patterns and colors. The squares are bordered with white and include shades of red, blue, yellow, and green.

…they may or may not fit in at the end. It helps to lay it all out from time to time.

A layout of various crocheted squares arranged on a surface, showcasing different patterns and colors with some squares outlined in white.

There’s a variety of contrast in those blocks — from almost zero to pretty good. I think I have a plan for the layout, but it probably won’t get final approval until all the blocks are done & I can see how they work together.

Kate & I are heading to Minneapolis on Friday, and I’m planning to get some crocheting done in the car. It looks like Addie has a commitment-free weekend & we’re looking forward to checking in with him!

READING:

I’m almost finished with Kaffe Fassett: Dreaming In Color: An Autobiography! Then I’m probably back to Anthony Bourdain, at least for a little while.


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9 thoughts on “9.10: Unraveled Wednesday

  1. Those crochet blocks are looking good! For some reason I especially like the green one with the small white center. The car sounds like the perfect place to crochet a block or three and visit with Addie. You’re keeping company with some interesting men – Kaffe and Tony.

  2. Your Granny Squares look wonderful. What fun! I should get back to mine, but now I’m knitting toddler socks! Best pack some warm clothes for Minneapolis – have fun!!

  3. I like the variety in colors and contrasts you’ve got going! And it seems like you’re having fun, which is the most important part. Have a wonderful time on your trip!

  4. The squares are looking great, Vicki! I think you’ll have a lot of fun fitting them all together at the end. It’s always hard to plan that kind of . . . happy-random-chaos . . . but in the end, it usually just WORKS. Have a great time in Minneapolis!

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