Books Read / Reviewed in March
I’ve been really good about reading books off my bookshelf. So far, I’ve only strayed a little bit to read The Girl in the Green Raincoat, but I think I’ve earned it. I did buy some new books adding to my book pile already reaching epic proportions in my tiny apartment. I also brought home a sizable stack of books I had left at my mom’s house. Luckily, those books are read, so now I just need to find a place to store them. =/
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1. A Soft Place to Land – Susan Rebecca White
2. French Kissing – Catherine Sanderson
4. Not Buying It – Judith Levine
5. A Reliable Wife – Robert Goolrick
Knitting has been slow for me this month. I spent a lot of time working on a puppy sweater for my friend’s little girl, Penny. This was my first ever dog sweater and it really gave me some trouble. I haven’t bought any new yarn since the Knitting Convention in Feb, but I haven’t really used any of my current yarn either.
My other crafting sessions have been making buttons. Thanks to the wonderful Chronicle Books, I won the Button Factory from a giveaway on their blog last week.
<——– The Button Factory
Comes with buttons, fabric, and the handle button presser.
The buttons! This is a great way to use up scrap fabrics (or fat quarter pieces). I plan on adding these buttons to my knitting projects. My favorite button is the baseball one. I think it deserves its own close-up. =)
How perfect is that?
You can find The Button Factory available on The Chronicle Books site, at Urban Outfitters, and at Barnes & Noble,