Great things never came from comfort zones.

I wouldn’t call myself a knitter on the cutting edge. My wips do get a bit out of control sometimes, but I haven’t learned all that I can in the knitting world. It can be hard to push myself to learn new techniques when there are so many amazing hat patterns out there. I love knitting a good hat. That said, it should come as no surprise that my two completed projects in June are hats.

• Fields of Heirloom Veggies – Completed!
• Camaleon Flowers – Completed!
• Perky Little Camaleon – Completed!
• Rugged Washted Headband – Completed!
• Perky II – Completed!
• Camels on the Trail – Completed!
• Cian Nine – Completed!
• Birthday Surprise – Completed!
• Malabrigo Entralac – This will be a bit of a marathon knit. I’m still knitting one square daily and two squares on the weekends. This measures 24 inches so far. I’m going to keep on knitting.
• Lettuce Oscar – Just starting crown decreases.
• Aniversario Rye – Sock one has about 3.5 of the 7.5 inches needed before we start the heel flap.

I’m officially half way completed with my MM19 wips. Even more exciting, I’m going to be adding in another MM wip to my knitting rotation. With a little luck and some extra knitting time in July, I might just be able to have all the MM19 wips in knitting rotation by the end of the month. Now that would be really exciting!

I don’t have any new low carb/no carb/keto recipes this week. I haven’t done a stellar job eating healthy this week, but I have done a decent job working out every morning. I’m trying a new workout tomorrow. I suspect my fitness level will only get me half way, but I’m going to try none the less. I’ve always found it easier to eat healthy when I workout. Maybe next week I’ll have a new recipe.

The start of July means temperatures start to creep up. Gracie keeps cool by hardly moving.