This is it. This is the month I am going to sew. And BOY! I am going to jump right with both feet in a serious way.
That’s the plan anyway.
I’ve been slowly accumulating fabric, patterns, and projects for about the past two years. A few things have gotten in the way but I’m kind of [...]
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Big Plans
Posted in crafting, in progress, knitting, sewing, tagged alabama chanin, bloomers skirt, cosy knits, cosy makes, sew something month, snowman hat, susan b anderson, sweet pea hat on November 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
When Life Hands You Lemons and Too Many Adverbs
Posted in for baby, in progress, knitting on October 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Or when a certain airline deems you need to sit in an airport for a few hours because there is no plane for you…
Might I suggest, casually, you call your husband to tell him about your delay, unless of course, your cell phone dies because the movers packed the cord before you had a chance [...]
All That Glitters
Posted in in progress, knitting on October 14, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I started this project immediately after finishing up my socks. The Yarn, Merisoft Hand Painted by Punta Yarns literally jumped into my basket while I was walking around one of my favorite shops, and I fought hard to regain control of the situation by putting back all but one skein before I walked up to [...]
Slow and Steady
Posted in in progress, knitting on May 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
New decisions hearld new projects:
If you only knew how many times I’ve ripped back each row of the twisted stitch pattern, you’d laugh at my optimism at finishing it. I remain hopeful because there are definitely fewer frogged rows with every increased hour of sleep I get per night.
The yarn is this fabulous stuff I [...]
Slippers! Felting!! Fun!!!
Posted in in progress, knitting, tagged alpaca with a twist, felted snuglets, felting, highlander, lopi, maggie pace, reynolds, slippers on February 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
First born has been running around with ten blue toes for the majority of the winter. What’s a knittin’ mother to do but find a cute pattern on the internets and try to warm those toes right up? Thanks Ravelry!!
Little Snuglets by Maggie Pace of Pick-Up Sticks. It was a nice knit, although there were [...]
The Afghan in Its Natural Habitat
Posted in crochet, in progress, tagged afghan, alpaca with a twist, blanket, haverhill, hexagon on January 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Work on the hexagon afghan continues. I have stitched together a few more rows and added them to the blanket, with a few on stand-by waiting to be attached. I also managed to take a photo of it in the new home of my mother, the intended recipient.
I think it will fit right in when [...]
Getting Closer
Posted in crochet, in progress, knitting, tagged connecting granny squares hexagons, crochet, haverhill afghan on December 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I have three projects that are 95-98% complete, and I’m trying my darndest to push through the final bit of finishing. One is the Manon sweater… I want to do something a little special with the button closures, but I haven’t figured out exactly what to do yet. I want to use an i-cord to [...]
Making Progess
Posted in in progress, tagged BSJ, koigu on December 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
On some fronts, but not on all. Here is the unraveled BSJ… three little balls of Koigu, begging to be cast on.
What I’d really like to be doing, this very moment, is taking a nap. Both of the kiddos are sound asleep, but alas! I’m busy having contractions, watching my Tivo backlog of Antiques Roadshow, [...]
