I have added several rows to the Granny's Favorite prayer shawl. Instead of crocheting two or three squares a day, I have been trying to do a row of nine squares. So now I have 54 of 243 squares done. I am liking the pattern more each time I add more squares . After I had three rows done, I realized it looked like a nine patch quilt.
Having just finished a book about the years following the Civil War, I am now reading a book about a family during the Civil War. I have recently realized how much I like historical fiction. Daughter of Twin Oaks is set in Kentucky, at the beginning of the war, where a teenager is thrust into an adult situation of keeping her family along with the beloved horses together and safe. I have just begun this book, but the vivid characters are already pulling me in.
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Your shawl is looking wonderful. I like historical fiction too!
ReplyDeleteIf I understand the civil war situation, it would have been hard to keep your horses...they would have been needed for the war, right?
ReplyDeleteThat is correct.
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