Posted in Crafts, Knitting, Love in Every Stitch (FOs), tagged autumn, cardigan, Crafts, fall, fashion, knit, knitting, patterns, winter, wool, yarn on October 29, 2008 | 4 Comments »
It’s nearly November, but doesn’t mean you don’t have time to knit yourself a new layer. The Darkwood Cardigan is worked seamlessly with super bulky yarn. If you start now, you’ll sure to have a new addition to your wardrobe before Thanksgiving.
The yarn I used, Rowan’s Chunky Print in Rage (100g/110 yds; 100% wool), is [...]
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Posted in Knitting, Love in Every Stitch (FOs), My So-Called Life, tagged colorwork, Crafts, fair isle, fo, Georgia, green, knitting, nature, purple, raccoons, Savannah, socks, wildlife, wool, yarn on October 27, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The weekend started with non-stop rain and so very grey. So grey, in fact, that it had reminded me of a little bit of color I had waiting in one of my knitting bags. When did I start my Bazaar Socks by Priscilla Gibson-Roberts? Eh, who cares, this turned out to be an “in between [...]
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Posted in Knitting, My So-Called Life, tagged baklava, Crafts, food, Greek, knitting, patterns, pie, tomato, yarn on October 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I cannot eat another bite, for the rest of my life. The past two days have been devoted to food. Not just any food, though, Greek food. Thanks to Savannah’s annual Greek Festival, I’ve eaten more baklava than any one person rightfully should (and spanakopita… and dolmathes…). I must have been Greek in a previous [...]
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Posted in Knitting, Love in Every Stitch (FOs), tagged charity, cobweb, Crafts, fashion, hat, knitting, lace, pattern, ravelry, spider, wool, yarn on October 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
After staring at the other design for three days straight, I ended up ripping it out completely. I was frustrated and had lost my mojo, sometimes the only thing you can do to move on is to destroy let it go. Perhaps I’ll get back to it another day, but not today.
This gave me a [...]
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