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spring photography : knitting, flowers

Every morning when I leave to take my son to school, I think, "Whoops, should have grabbed my camera."  And then I dash off with him, and come back to different light.  Oh Spring, you are so lovely.  

I'm working on socks, which are going to have a different toe than I first began.  I finished a shawl, Mistral, and I blocked another, Shawl 2.0.  Words later; pictures now.  








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  1. SamApril 16, 2016 at 3:11 PM

    You have a talent, and an eye, for catching the beauty around you. I always look forward to seeing your pictures. The projects look fabulous too.

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  2. ThimbleannaApril 19, 2016 at 4:59 AM

    As always, just gorgeous Karen! I love the water droplet picture. And really love the different toe on your socks -- so fun!

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