Pictures from earlier in the week:
Canning pintos:

These are the Morning Glories. My Dad used to enjoy growing them and I've wanted to plant them forever, but this was the first year I actually did. They're fun and not too hard to grow, but they definitely need water.

Here's the Classic Baby Cardigan from Vogue Spring/Summer 2007. I used KnitPicks' Shine Sport in Apricot.

The color is most true in this picture. I found the buttons at Michael's. Ben picked them out.

3 comments:
Your morning glory colors are beautiful. Here in TX, I have the wild, blue ones. However, they can completely cover any surface, and are virtually impossible to get rid of. Sort of a Texas version of kudzu.
Love the sweater! It came out beautifully! What is the yarn?
Wow, beautiful job, Alaska!
Denise
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