"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.”
John Muir
This week I have been spinning up a storm...so I decided to make some simple mittens.
I just winged the pattern and they fit pretty good.
I am in the middle of Muir- I love Muir for everything he has done for our national parks, he was a great naturalist. Did you know he was from Scotland and that he founded The Sierra Club?
The book is
The Wild Muir
Twenty-two of John Muir's greatest adventures
What wild adventure are you up too?
Joining Ginny
Nice to see that you're continuing to use your spun yarn. Muir is such a fascinating man. He grew up in my state of Wisconsin. I did a lengthy paper on him when I was in tech school. If I remember right, he also "invented" the 8-hour work day.
ReplyDeleteHow I love thee..let me count the ways...
ReplyDelete..wait... do I spy N-ply???? woo-hoo!!! LOVE...
ReplyDeleteI wish...just ye old 2 ply.
DeleteWhat yarn are you using? I like the colorway.
ReplyDeleteThank you- my own handspun.
DeleteThose mittens are so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI did not know that! Love your spinning colors and the mitts are perfect for the upcoming cold weather (eventually).
ReplyDeleteLovely colors! Your mitts look perfect.
ReplyDeletelove the colors of you mitts! and the cover of that book is beautiful - i can only imagine how wonderful the essays are.
ReplyDeleteLove those mitts, gorgeous colour. I bet your book is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love the yarn you're using for your mittens. That book sounds very interesting; one for the list, I think :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarn, beautiful book, beautiful You!
ReplyDeleteI love the mittens!! Such beautiful jewel colors.
ReplyDeleteoops! i missed this post. love your mitts and handspun camilla, looks beautiful! i dearly love muir too, i've picked up many of his books at visitors centers in california, but i haven't seen yours hmmm must have a look for it...thank you for sharing!
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