RED LIKE A VASE

The apple pie was very nice. And the cream was very nice with it. I did, however, burn the pie while blogging about going to eat the pie, which is really as sad and tragic as it sounds. I put blogging before apple pie and cream. Luckily though, milk and sugar glazes on puff pastry just caramalise and go a sort of black crispy mess, and still taste good. I keep getting sidetracked in Ravelry and new wool to buy... and patterns to queue. I really must get a shop update done, and then I can get excited by new knit projects. See, I'm thinking about wool and knit patterns even as I write. Just as well there isn't anything in the oven.

First though, a little splash of red. A Diana Fayt red vase - it's been a long time coming, but ever, ever so worth it to sit above me while I work and I thank her so much for taking the time in her schedule to make this.

Comments

[martha]

sorry about the pie:(
but the vase is gorgeous. that should cheer you up.

[Emma]

I love that red Diana Fayt vase!
Hope your next pie will not get burnt by wooly distractions.

[ali]

such a beautiful vase :)
what a shame about the apple pie {i'm sure it was yummy anyway, caramelised and all} but aren't wool + knitting related distractions one of the best distractions there is? they're definitely my preferred kind :)

[Melissa]

wow - what a striking colour and such a wonderful shape

[sally]

Beautiful vase. And I like a woman who doesn't let a little burnt crust get in her way of eating some pie. ;)

[allee]

I can see that the lovely red vase has put a spring in your step. As a good friend of mine says....'There's no bad red'.......which is a good thought. However THAT is a very good red. Have fun with the knitting.

[michelle]

Oh yes! That is good.
Followed your link to her etsy and um, oh, wish I had some spare cash... Stunning work. Stunning.
Stunning. Well done you.

[Camilla]

Burnt pie. Bummer. I burned choc. chip cookies this morning... the ones I promised the kids as I polished off the last "good one" from the previous evenings baking. Not homemade dough, either, but the pre-packaged nasty-Nestle variety (I know, I suck) Glad to see you're able to post a bit. Hopefully the headcold isn't making life too hellish. Vicks vapor-rub (do you have that there?) or any mentholated grease, rubbed into your feet with exceptionally warm 'thockies' and a good shot of whiskey and honey will do wonders for a cold... trust me, though I sound like a lunatic. hope you're better soon. Cami

[Kristina]

Sorry about the pie!
Ravelry rocks but it is so addictive.

[michele]

that is a gorgeous vase! wasn't aware of her work and it's really lovely. sigh there is so much to discover and love with blogs. so not surprised about the burn pie. hope your deadlines at work are turning out okay. deadlines fry me.

[amisha]

that vase is beautiful! how i love diana's work... so so much.
and i have spent entirely too much time on ravelry lately, when there are oh so many things that i really should finish knitting first... sigh. my queue is long and tempting. xox