Friday, May 13, 2016

Relax

The week is over!  My week wasn't hard, there was just a lot to do.  I had to give a poster presentation at work yesterday that went really well.  I'm tired, and when I feel like relaxing, I find a fancy wine glass from which to drink (There can be anything from water to Riesling in that glass, depending on what I need.) and maybe a knitting magazine or book to read.  

Imagine this: You're sitting at home with your feet up, browsing through a knitting book with some awesome patterns, all while a candle that smells like what the candle company thinks the ocean smells like is burning. 

You like that, huh?

Well, I've got something to give to you.

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Just tell me what you're knitting this weekend and how you're relaxing in the comments section by Sunday, 5/15/16 at 9pm and I will randomly draw one commenter's name.  The winner will receive a copy of finish-free knits, that beautiful gold embellished wine glass, and the candle, because I'm all about helping you relax.  You'll have to come back on Monday to see if you won. 

 

6 comments:

dreamy said...

Finish free. That book is right up my alley! I am still knitting my Hitofude, for like, ever. I think it un knits itself when I'm not looking.

Zenzele said...

I would love this book! I'm working on a laceweight shawl, which is only relaxing because I'm taking my sweet time to finish, and the pattern was easy to memorize.

Coty said...

I'm on tour in Norfolk VA, and I forced myself to bring a crochet hook and scraps to doodle around with. I think income up with an idea for a pattern, but I also started (another) Virus Shawl with sock yarn. Those things are addictive!

Oh, and there will be wine.

Jana said...

How perfect! We're having a knitting & wine afternoon down here this afternoon. I'll be knitting away on my Avana cardigan/shrug thing and my Emeliana shawl. Both are teal, which seems to be my color of choice rigt now.

Caroline aka FiberTribe said...

I'm knitting on a black (I know) alpaca linen stitch scarf of doom that was promised for this past winter. I'm determined to finish it this weekend. Pray for me. For relaxation I plan on working on it at least part of the time at a favorite outdoor cafe. And the giveaway? What a sweet thing to do, Nik!

Anonymous said...

I don't know how to knit, yet. I have taken to my crochet needles again after making a terribly wonderful potholder. I've started a blanket for my future son. If it turns out like the potholder, I'll be wrapping him in a Mayan pyramid.