Antique Shawl
I finished this shawl over a week ago and it's officially the first holiday gift of 2020. I love how this turned out! I've knit many Helen Stewart patterns and enjoy how the directions are easy to follow. There is nothing like steadily increasing stitches on every row watching the shawl take form. The yarn is from Apple Tree Knits which I highly recommend. The gradient color themes they create are fabulous and the wool blends are beautiful. I am officially done with my 'pink' phase of knitting (maybe!). Ravelry notes Joining Ginny
I don't know any herb than I love more than basil.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy- you lucky duck!
A great bounty you have grown there!
ReplyDeleteyum!!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous! My basil didn't survive the heat or my lack of watering this year... looks YUMMY!
ReplyDeletelook at that harvest!!!!! (mine is all--every bit of it--dried up!!!!) pesto time! caprese time!!!
ReplyDeleteBasil is my favorite!!! We tried a new kind this year called Columnar Basil. Its a super fast grower, never blooms, tastes yummy but the leaves are a little tough. I'm thinking next season I need to grow both :) Whatcha going to do with all of yours?
ReplyDeleteI made a HUGE batch of basil pesto and it was delicious!
DeleteDelish!
ReplyDeleteyum!!!
ReplyDeleteBasil! My favorite...
ReplyDeleteI wish I could smell that bunch...it would make amazing pesto.
ReplyDeleteI love basil, I can almost smell it when I look at your photo :o)
ReplyDeleteEnvious!
ReplyDeleteI love basil. How gorgeous is it's scent and flavour. Jacinta
ReplyDeleteOo.. is there pesto in your future??
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