Monday, September 17, 2012

One last summer Monday

 I thought I'd be showing off my own – not this dame's – FO (finished object) today, but my latest knitting project has hit a couple snags. Ripped back a couple inches to fix one, then saw another problem last night and gave up. Temporarily, of course. It's not like I'll be wearing wool anytime soon! Nor is there a shortage of flies to feed this fine fiber artist in my barn. Love the overlapping structures of web and rafters.

Still feels like summer at . . .


9 comments:

Mama Pea said...

How DO they do that? It's still a beautiful mystery, isn't it?

Hope your knitting conundrum gets straightened out easily.

Tombstone Livestock said...

That is one BIG spider, I am so tired of dust and cobwebs but I don't have any spiders nearly that big. In November the mountain roads around here are covered with tarantulas during mating season but haven't seen any here at home.

Tiggeriffic said...

Isn't her name Charlotte? I think spiders are such a mystery ~ how they make that intricate web is beyond me..THis spider looks like a big one and looks like she is full of eggs.. Look out for Spring,, Every Spider produces how many? LOTS~!
Have a great day~! ta ta for now from Iowa:)

Mary Ann said...

A beautiful web!

thecrazysheeplady said...

We are cool and rainy here today. The 10 day is awesome and I am so. glad. Still working on my sweater in the evenings. One or two rows ain't fast, but better than nothing.

Lael said...

Now that's just gross! :) I hate spiders!! Just seeing the picture, made me shudder!

Susan said...

That is a BIG spider! Wonder what kind it is...and am very glad it's in YOUR barn and not mine...

farmlady said...

Super photo of the spider. Great analogy of both you and the spider spinning and weaving.
I will wait for the tarantulas to arrive as T.L. talks about. They come, looking for love, as the days get cooler. I like them because they don't hang from my rafters in webs. You see them coming... no surprises.
Wonderful photo.

Made.by.Fay said...

It looks like Charlotte! :)

Blessings,
Fay