I've been very busy since my last blog post. Surgery sidelined me for several weeks, but the recovery phase allowed me to do some awesome sock knitting. I'll be photographing my latest in a few days and posting the pictures here. Several are going to be given away as gifts to friends and family.
All of the downtime has also given me a chance to order more yarn (like I needed it -but hey, what's need got to do with it?) and plan some future projects.
I'm knitting a pair of Monkey socks right now from a Cookie A pattern, and I'm really enjoying them. The first sock is finished and fits like it was made for me. LOL! The yarn is so soft and caresses my feet. Can't wait until I have the other one made.
And the downtime has given me a chance to think about the mystery series that I'm writing. So looking forward to finishing the edits and starting on book 2.
My non-fiction short story, "Man's Best Friend" will be out in less than 5 weeks in A Cup of Comfort for Cat Lovers. I'm planning a few book signings and getting some promotional material ready. Busy, busy, busy.
To relax, I've been enjoying reading "The Lincoln Lawyer" by Michael Connelly. I can highly recommend this book. I didn't want it to end and it kept me turning the pages. Connelly is a master at plot twists, something that I aspire to.
Until next time when I have those pictures for you...
Kat
Yarns to Spin isn't about spinning yarn. That would be too easy. It's a place where I'll chat with you about my writing career and my knitting and fiber spinning hobbies.
About Me
- Kat Jorgensen
- Virginia, United States
- An avid writer and reader, I use knitting and spinning as a way to relax and relieve stress. Writing is the best career in the world. It's hard work but very rewarding. Knitting and collecting beautiful yarns and patterns is a great way to relax and enjoy my free time. I'm married and we have a tuxedo cat named Ben who thinks he's human and runs the house. Obviously, we live to serve him.
Welcome to my blog
Welcome to my blog. It's good to have you here. I hope you'll enjoy reading about my writing and knitting exploits.