I let him pick out the yarn. "This one or this one?" They were two same colors from Roan's bonnets.
He echoed, "This one," and sort of gestured toward the mustard color (which, by the way, is not a very nice name for such a luscious hue).
It's way too big, so I've got to pull out the rounds and redo them.
I'm still in The Queen of Air and Darkness from The Once and Future King. There's more time to throw myself into reading and crochet since Afon started school on Monday, but a heavy, sniffly cold keeps me subdued.
It is a lovely colour! I always think 'mustard' doesn't sound very nice to describe the colour. :)
ReplyDeleteIt just sort of surprised me when I looked at the label! I wasn't expecting "mustard."
DeleteWhat a beautiful blog you have!
ReplyDeleteI joined in Yarn Along with week for the second time, I'm brimming with inspiration and books to read now. It's a lovely little community.
'Mustard' doesn't do it justice at all does it?
Hope you feel better soon.
Thank you, and thank you!
DeleteGet better soon so you can fully enjoy the first few wonderful back to school days ;-)
ReplyDeleteLovely colour - and I like mustard!
Haha, I guess I was expecting it to be called "goldenrod" or something. ;)
DeleteSuch a beautiful glowing colour! And I enjoyed your little tale about a conversation with little people :-)
ReplyDelete"glowing" is a good way to describe it! :)
DeletePretty blog, pretty yarn color, pretty photo!
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, and thank you!
DeleteAw, its so nice to have a little one admire your work so. Great color for the season!
ReplyDeleteHaha, yes, it is sweet when you put it that way!
DeleteWhat a beautiful color, I agree, "mustard" just sounds so drab and sour, not warm and rich like your yarn! I hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It is a very seasonal color, isn't it?
DeleteI love the colour, hope he enjoys the hat!
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