I am wearing a hat from a Vogue Magazine pattern; mitts from a free Internet pattern; basic ribbed leg warmers knit with Kidsilk and Cascade 220; and a very simple shawl. I love fall!
We ate outdoors last night -- in a temporary structure called a sukkah. The sukkah is part of the Jewish celebration of Sukkot, a harvest celebration.
It was a potluck, and most of the dishes were vegan. It seems like more and more people I know are vegan, which I find challenging to cook for. I make a lot of vegetarian dishes, but many of them have cheese or eggs.
Are you running into this, too? My friend Tsela recommends two books: Vegamonicon by Isa Chandra Moskowitz, and Vegan Planet by Robin Robertson. I am going to check these out. It's not that I plan to ever become vegan -- no more cheese? forget it! -- but I want to be able to make food for all my friends.
Are you running into more vegans these days, too?
Are you running into more vegans these days, too?
Love the outfit, especially the leggings! You look French vogue!
ReplyDeletewell, in south Florida the weather has gone from super hot to less hot. In any case, I am already celebrating fall.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful hand knits!
ReplyDeleteYou look wonderful , all of the hand knits are beautiful !
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