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Monthly Archives: December 2015
To Learn List 2016
As some of you know, I love lists! And even my knitting and spinning cannot escape this desire to catalogue. So, each year, for the last few years, I have written an annual “To Learn” list. Yes, sometimes things on … Continue reading
Posted in inspiraton, journal, keeping track, learning, preparation, to-do, to-learn, tradition, tricks and tips
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Christmas Finale!
As you may recall, last Christmas I gave my family gift cards for knitted objects. I managed to finish my mom and Jen’s hats, my auntie’s mittens, and, yesterday, just before the year-long deadline, I finished Angie’s mittens. She requested … Continue reading
Posted in craft, design, duplicate stitch, finished objects, gift, holiday, mitten, small projects, technique, Walking Dead
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Dryer Ballz
I have been wondering about dryer balls for sometime now. Folks in my SAPGAP group often ask for leftover fiber to be made into dryer balls. I have seen them at my guild meet-ups and at local craft fairs. So, … Continue reading
Posted in crafting, felting, firsts, holiday, information, instruction, learning, wool
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Drying (Amy’s) Socks
I’m happy to say that Amy’s socks are complete and super cute! (Hi Amy!) That makes for 5 pairs of socks this year (about 4 in the past 3 months)–I think that’s a pretty steady output. I feel confident enough … Continue reading
Posted in finished objects, hack, knitting, self-patterning, self-striping, socks, technique
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Stashing Time
We have had a few visitors of late–family and friends. And many have taken a tour of the house (so many repairs over the years! it’s an 1890s house after all) and, inevitably, the “yarn room”. Now, I am proud … Continue reading
Posted in fiber, meditation, obsession, stash, unexpected, yarn, year-long
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Quarantine
Yarn and chickens. What do they have in common? The answer that I came to early this (sleepless) morning: quarantine. A few years ago before we needed to travel so much, my family and I kept chickens. Many, many chickens … Continue reading
Posted in chickens, obsession, organization, sorting, stash, tricks and tips, why?, yarn
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Crafts I Have Loved Before
It’s the holidays, and, for me–the perpetual student/teacher–this has traditionally meant at least a week of hanging around crafting stuff. When I was younger, I would make elf costumes for myself (have I said too much?) so that I could … Continue reading
Posted in craft, cross stitch, inspiration, unexpected
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Scottish Yarn Tour!
Well, hello there! I’ve been away forĀ a symposium in St Andrews, Scotland I’m happy to be back with some fun news and reviews–and, of course, pretty yarn! For me, travel is a great excuse to check out the local yarn … Continue reading
Posted in community, indy dyer, information, inspiration, LYS, review, travel, yarn
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Amy’s Socks and . . .
One sock down and one to go! This is another Regia Arne and Carlos self-striping sock, and it really grabs people’s attention! I wish I were a true fair isler . . . but until then, I love the illusion … Continue reading
Posted in color, colorway, knitting, socks
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