Still knitting. This is Lintilla in handspun. Pretty sure the fiber is from Miss Babs. But I have been bad and not labeled some when the yarn is finished sadly. Sarah of by Sarah was wearing a lovely one at MDS&W that she had knit up out of handspun. And she was of course right about the fact that this pattern is addictive and easy to memorize. It is perfect for a handspun. I may have to knit a second one soon.
A view of the Patapsco River across the CSX railroad tracks
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Taken from a bridge overlooking the Patapsco River near Sykesville, Maryland
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Jacob lambs all angling to get their share of their breakfast at MDS&W
Rhubarb paired with crystalized ginger is oh so perfect. Tangy, spicy and just a touch sweet. I doubled this recipe and canned it. And despite making a double batch, I think I need to make another double batch of this as soon as I get more rhubarb. The recipe is from the lovely Kaela over on localkitchenblog here – http://localkitchenblog.com/2009/05/26/tais-rhubarb-ginger-jam/
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