i’m finally getting a little bit of a harvest over here. the issue with planting random heirloom tomatoes (and not paying attention) is that i really had NO IDEA what i planted. see that opaque, mat yellow tomato? i was so unprepared ;)
this week’s work includes continuing to plug away on cleaning the yarn room, do a spinning commission, try to finish that pattern i’ve been working on FOREVER, and prepare to teach my first february lady sweater/baby suprise class that is coming right up on friday. the picture also includes the sleeve of a february baby sweater that i finished yesterday. i just wanted to knit the sweater to a ‘teachable moment’ and i’m there… but boy! did i not want to be knitting this one yesterday. i was a grumpy knitter.
lastly, i’m pleased as punch to tell you that i’m going to be a vendor at handmade arcade again this year. YAY!!!
At least the unhappy knitter got some beauteous tomatos!
Very cool! My tomatoes are just starting to ripen too, I think it’s because I planted them late though. I’m planning on going to handmade arcade so I’ll be sure to stop by!
your lady february sweater looks lovely! And you’ve made me quite hungry for tomatoes!
That’s a very interesting photo. I’ve had those tomatoes before. I thought they were sweet and good.. yummy.. I love tomatoes. Good luck on the upcoming project. It looks sweet :)
I love those little yellow pear tomatoes. I plant them every year. They’re my favorite.
I love seeing what people pull out of their gardens. my flickr account is like 1/2 vegetables.
Good luck teaching your class. Hopefully, it won’t be as tiring as teaching kids. :)