Dearest Readers,
Melinda of Pipe Dreams and Purling Plans, a blog of which I am quite fond, has created a fabulous giveaway to offer in exchange for your support in her 3day walk for the Suman G. Komen Fund for the Cure. For those of you who do not know about the3day walk, it is an [...]
Archive for August, 2008
Support a Worthy Cause
Posted in news, tagged pipe dreams and purling plans, susan g komen, the3day on August 19, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Needing Something New
Posted in in progress, tagged scarf tucked coat on August 13, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I have not crocheted a single hexagon since bringing the kiddies out to the grandparents on Monday. Sigh. How could I have lost my momentum? I was doing so well! It’s amazing how a chance of scenery can disrupt your daily pattern, and you can never be quite sure just how it will all work. [...]
A Progress Report
Posted in crochet, in progress, tagged afghan, alpaca with a twist, crochet, octagon on August 11, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I am up to 134 octagons. I need 204 total, so it looks like I’m making real progress, woo-hoo!
I might actually finish a crocheted afghan. And I might even finish it before the Olympics are over.
Guess I should figure out how I’m going to connect them all… any suggestions?
Meditation
Posted in crochet, in progress, tagged afghan, alpaca with a twist, crochet, hexagon, highlander, letting go, meditation, relaxation in knitting on August 4, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Because of the lust I feel for the Haverhill Throw from Garnet Hill, I have started to crochet an afghan…
This is big news as, for the most part, I hate to crochet. And I have tried several times to knit a blanket, even a scarf–and please don’t mention that stole right now–and have never managed [...]
