my first set of dishcloths are complete.
since i didn't follow a pattern,
i had a lot of fun free styling their designs.
i enjoyed knitting them so much,
that i've started another set in green.
this week, i'm reading
alice miller's the drama of the gifted child.
i have read this work of non-fiction as an undergrad,
a required reading for one of my women's studies courses.
i'm revisiting it again because it was mentioned so often in
meg wolitzer's book the interestings
(the book that will be discussed by my book club this month)
if you haven't read it, it is a classic worth reading.
it deals with abuse and the importance of rediscovering one's authentic self
in order to break the cycle of abuse.
i'm glad to be reading this again...
i'm getting so much more from it now, as a mother,
than i did as a student.
erica
xoxo
Love the colors- that violet is my favorite- and I think will be so much more fun to do dishes with!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of trying my hand at a little dishcloth in plaid. Nice small project to test it out on.
ReplyDeleteNow there's a fun way to liven up doing the dishes...the dish clothes look great.
ReplyDeleteLOVE THE dishcloths. i've got some homespun cotton which i grew last year sitting here waiting patiently to become dishcloths :)
ReplyDeletenothing better than a set of dishcloths (or facecloths...depending on which room they end up in!)
ReplyDeleteThey look great! For a minute I thought you were knitting a blanket! Love the colors :)
ReplyDeleteLove them - lovely and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun dishcloths, love the diagonal stripes! The green will be really fun too.
ReplyDeleteGreat dishcloths, a favorite mindless for me.
ReplyDeletepretty purple...only wash clean dishes with them!! nice work...
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