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Archive for June, 2009

Ignoring Vivian

Yes, that’s right.  I’m ignoring the sleeve problems on Vivian for the time being.  Instead I’m focusing on another project that is coming along nicely.
I started Harriet from A Fine Fleece on Wed. and I’m already done with the back and fronts.  I’m hoping to have this done by July 1.  At which point, I [...]

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“We can not be afraid of the future and we can not be prisoners of the past.” ~Pres. Obama today on Clean Energy

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Sometimes Karma Sucks

I must have been tempting the knitting fates. I was excited about finishing another sweater. They had all turned out marvelously well. The fit was lovely. I decided to take a chance and try the lovely Vivian sweater by Ysolda Teague. I knit and knit and knit then put it [...]

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Wait, It’s June, Right?

Um, yes.  It’s June.  Not December.  We have not skipped ahead six months.  We do not have frantic Christmas shopping to do.
I do have a knitted, felted, Christmas decoration ready to go.  I used Cascade 220 because I think it felts well and is a nice workhorse yarn.  The pattern is a Pick Up Sticks [...]

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So Amused

Obviously still working on my Poinsettia Wreath.  The inaugural  felting in my new machine went well.  It really beats the pieces.  I did have one panicked moment when I realized I had forgotten the ribbon down the stem that keeps the stem from felting together.  A quick trip to Hobby Lobby procured the ribbon and [...]

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Artichaut

True to previous form, I seem to have knit another gigantic shawl.  No, really, it’s huge.  I mean, I like big shawls.  I like the visual impact, but this one is so large that it hangs to my knees plus a little bit.

Knit in Briar Rose Fibers Angel Face, a 100% laceweight alpaca that is [...]

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Dear Friends,
You know that I love you.  We’ve shared so many things together: dance recitals and good books, finished knits and favorite movies, wine and laughter.  I wouldn’t trade your friendship for money.  Unless it was a lot of money, because I’m a little poor right now.  I mean, if I could win the lottery [...]

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