All things knitted

Sister Hazel

2007-11-25T23:25:00.001-05:00

Utter Disbelief!

2006-08-11T00:42:00.000-04:00

I started working on the baptism gown, which has turned into a baptism shawl. This way I don't have to worry about fit and Allie can use it when she gets older. I got this idea from a suggestion on another blog. Sorry, I have no idea which blog this was. I'll try to find it and post later. I'm in a bit of a time crunch to get it done, seeing the baptism is on Sept. 10th. So what do I do, follow a simple pattern to make things go faster, noooooooo, I decided to make up my own pattern using the guidelines from Barbara George's Snowdrop Shawl in Knitter's Shawls and Scarves. One word...CRAAAZY! I just keep thinking how special it will be for my little goddaughter!!! And isn't that what's important? What is the worth of doing something if it means nothing?

It was a big week! My amazing Aunt and Uncle drove my Grandma and Grandpa down on Sunday. (Well really they left IL on Saturday and made a stop in TN to visit an uncle). DH cooked for us on Sunday and we took Gma out for her birthday on Monday. Monday was the only full day they spent, but it's not always quanity that matters. We had a great time. Took them on a tour of the city, to lunch, then Gma and Aunt went to the mall, while my most excellent uncle put up new shutters on the house. As if he hadn't done enough driving 4 days to and from IL to bring G & G here. They left on Tues. morning, which made Tues. a pretty lonely day. Wed brought more excitement than should be possible. I had my new TV hung. This seemly easy task turned out to be difficult for the installers. Sorry guys! Apparently, my house has no insulation between the walls and the cement siding. Don't believe me, Dad didn't think it was possible either, so I took a pictures to prove it! I feel like I should be on an episode of "This Old House", with issues like this.

Recaping the week has made me a little sleepy, can't imagine why??? Not to mention today has been another exicting day. I had a Pampered Chef Party. We had a fun time, which made me realize how many wonderful people I have met living in Charlotte. It definately makes being away from family much easier to know I have such good friends here (and know family will come to visit!)

Hot, Hot, Hot

2006-08-03T00:31:00.000-04:00

...could it be any hotter out? I think I'm going to melt every time I step outside. I have no motivation to do anything and there is so much I need to do...Laundry-Yuck!, clean my craft room (you think cool, you have a craft room-I'd post a picture, but I'm so embarrassed I don't even want to walk in there. I could get swallowed up by some yarn or the endless amount of scrapbook supplies. Exercise has definitely been out of the question! My dear friend and her dad tried to get me out the other day to ride bikes...It made me sweat just thinking about it! I can't believe I'm going to say this, but it's so hot I almost don't want to knit-GASP!!! Of course, I persevere through that and have finished 1 sleeve of the Rispa sweater and started the 2nd.

Another Step Closer

2006-07-31T22:13:00.000-04:00

I had my LH Surge on Saturday. Yippy! I will go on Wednesday to get blood test, injections class and a trial transfer. I'll received my meds on Thurs. and start them this weekend.

I haven't been knitting too much...or should I say not as much as I normally do. I am close to finishing my the Color on Color Scarf. I finished Section 19 and am attaching in now.

CUBS WINS, CUBS WINS!!!

2006-07-23T23:46:00.000-04:00

Dad and I were lucky enough to see the Cubs Wins on Thursday. We had a great time and our seats were excellent!

I feel like I did a Chicagoland tour. I went to Northbrook on Wed. night to see my sister-in-law and her family. Her boys are getting so big. I wish we could see them more often. We did a lot of catching up, wonderful and long overdue. We headed downtown Thurs. morning, where I met up with Dad and we were off to the cubby Bear for a pre-game celebration. It was a perfect day for a baseball game. It rained all morning, then an hour before the game it stopped, and stayed overcast for the rest of the day. Friday morning we were off to Naperville to see an Aunt and Uncle. This was one of those trips that makes me really miss my family!

Oh the stories I could write about my air travels! I called ahead to make sure everything was running on time and of course my flight was delayed - 2 hrs, which grew to 3 hrs, then 4. We decided we would go to dinner then to the airport (let Friday Chicago rush hour traffic die down), until I called to see when the latest I could check in for the delayed flight...the agent advised I should be there for my original flight time (which was only an hour from the time I called) as the 4 hour delay was only approximate and could be moved up at any time. So, my Uncle, Dad and I jumped in the car and were off to the airport and arrived 2 hours later. Traffic was bumper to bumper. Luckily I had no problems checking in and only had to wait 2 hours at the airport. I was just thankful the delays were on the tail end of my trip. Thank goodness for knitting, it makes delays a little more tolerable. I finished 1 sock while in Chicago and started the other waiting to fly out.

Excitement leads to more waiting...

2006-07-18T23:15:00.000-04:00

My appointment today went well. I am ready to start IVF...once I complete a form for "Shared Risk" and wait to be approved and have a HSG next week. I have such mixed feelings. I am so excited that everything gave me a clear go ahead, especailly because I was nervous about having cysts that would delay the process. But, I am also anxious to get started. I didn't think it would take this long to get going. "Patience" My Aunt told me today that I have this, which I do, but it is difficult to find it when it comes to the waiting.

Meanwhile, I am having a great time knitting this...

Day 3

2006-07-17T22:00:00.000-04:00

Tomorrow is "Day 3", the day I've been waiting for. I should have a time frame of this cycle after tomorrows appointment. I keep thinking I shouldn't get too excited, but it's an exciting thing! "Balance" is going to be my new word of the year!

I've been trying to keep myself busy while waiting. Knitting Guild is consuming time right now as we plan a Knit-In and a Fall Workshop. My UFO's got a little side tracked...oh how easy that is to do. I did finish a pair of socks that had been sitting around for a year, and the hood is now attached to the Greeting from Knit Cafe Cardigan (which is on display at Charlotte Yarn). The sleeves turned out not to be as bad as I thought. It's amazing how projects seem easier when you take a break from them. I am trying to finish the Noro Ripsa sweater from last November :( I now have the front and back done and decided to do the sleeves from the shoulder down. I have a good start on a 3/4 length sleeve, but don't think that would suit this sweater at all! So, I'll keep knitting away, in between the NEW project I started. I just couldn't help myself. A student/friend of mine just finished the Lily Chin Reversible Cable Afghan and it was gorgous...I had to start on for myself. I wanted to use the yarn it called for and another LYS had it at 40% off. I ask you...How could I pass that up?

My camera battery is dead and I just found the charger, so I don't have any pictures to post. Maybe this weekend. Wednesday I leave for Chicago. I'm so excited to go see my favorite Cubbies play. Dad and I are going with tickets that Gizmo Dog gave him. Dad took care of the dogs while we were in Italy and Gizmo was not on his best behavior for his grandpa. (Long, not so pleasent story involving cleaning carpet and trips to the Vet!) Dad definately deserves these tickets and more! I also will get to see my sister-in-law and nephews! Don't know that I'll get any yarn shop stops in on this trip, but I'll let you know when I return.

I have some caughting up to do...

2006-06-21T20:38:00.000-04:00

Since my last post, I've been going non-stop. In April the In-laws came to visit for Easter and 2 days before going to Italy I went on a Girl's weekend to Virginia (Shannon's Bachelorette Weekend). Dad flew in to stay with the pups, while DH and I went on a 12 days trip to Italy! Treviso, Venice, Rome...I miss them all. The next week, I was visiting P-town for a belated Mother's day visit. This was the 1st year in 10 or more that I haven't done the Race for the Cure with my mom :(
June could not have been busier or more fun. It started out at Camp Stitches in Lake Junaluska (more about that to follow). The next weekend was Shannon's wedding, then DH and I spent a long weekend in the Isle of Palms, SC for our 7th Anniversary. We saw our favorite band Cowboy Mouth 3 times! What a blast and as usual it was high energy. Can't wait to see them this weekend in Charlotte! Tomorrow with wrap up my month with Mom and Grandma coming to visit.

I knitted quite a bit through all that, but currently knitting is going slow. I am working on the Slouchy Cardigan from the new book "Greetings from Knit Cafe" using Blue Sky Alpaca Sport. I start this sweater on the way to my Camp Stitches. What a great experience that was. It was the 1st of many Stitches Events to come! I took a Fair Isle class with one of my favorites, Candace Eisner Strick. I learned a ton about color choices and I did my first steek!

I finished the Reid sweater from Knitty! Once I have a picture of Allie in it, I'll post it. On the way to Italy I knitted my new nephew, Michael a pair of "Picky Pants" from Little Turtle Knits. I also had a pair of socks going while in Italy. Those are finished and displayed in the store.

Of course, I purchased some yarn in Italy. I had to be a little conservative, DH was monitoring suitcase space. My 1st purchase was from 'la pecora nera' in Treviso. I bought 2 balls of Sesia Naif and 1 Ball became this cute pair of soakers for Allie. Sesia seemed to be the only brand in the Italian stores I hadn't seen or couldn't get here. They had a lot of the Laines du Nord and Filatura di Crosa. Although I didn't compare prices, the Sesia seemed to be very reasonable.

On my way to Peoria, I started the Color on Color Scarf from Scarf Style. It went really fast at the beginning. I think I am on section 15. I became distracted by my new book Knit Cafe that I have abandoned all other projects... My quest this coming month is to finish up all those UFO's that are starring at me from the corner, as if to say "Knit me...Knit me...Don't forget about me..."

Oh and did I mention I taking a sewing class. I need another hobby like a hole in the head, but I am so exicted about it. I just completed my 1st purse last night.

Look for more sewing to come...Maybe even some incorporated into some knitting...

Spring Knitty!

2006-04-10T23:31:00.000-04:00

Reid is so adorable from the Spring Knitty.com. Vanessa and I started knitting it today. With the help of Brooke the author, I'm on my second repeat. There are a few typo's in the pattern. In searching for erratas for this pattern it was difficult because the pattern is so new, so I went right to the source. I emailed Brooke. She responded in record time. Thank you, Thank you Brooke!

So for anyone else who may be starting this pattern before the update on Knitty.com here they are...

The triangle should be: Slip 1, K2tog, psso

Then in Row 7 it should read O, triangle, O, instead of /, triangle, \.

I love lace knitting and knitting for children, this sweater is a dream for me.

Traveling Knitter...

2006-03-28T23:04:00.000-05:00

I never thought I would be happy not to be traveling. After being out of town 3 out of 4 weekends this month, I'm so glad to spend some time at home. I did get some quality knitting time in thought. I finished the baby shower gift (in the nick of time - right before the shower started!), which was Debbie Bliss's ABC Blanket from The Baby Knits Book. (I'm hoping for a picture of baby Gavin with the blanket after he arrives- hint, hint Gma Millen) I knitted it in DB Wool/Cotton, which was wonderful.

I also finished 2 Lucy Bags, one out of Galway and the other out of Silk Garden DK. I haven't quite perfected this bag yet, but maybe the 3rd time will be the charm.

I am finally finishing the sweater sample for the store. It's out of Classic Elite Star. I didn't like working with it at first. The lycra in it is so stretchy, but once I stop paying attention to that, it went much more smoothly. It has definitely grown on me and I would knit with it again. It seemed to go really fast after I knitted about 8-9". The pattern is Yarn Cocktails "Hurricane" and is pretty easy.

Once I finish this sweater (Hopefully tomorrow), I'm going to finish up my mom's socks. I'm knitting the foot, so it shouldn't be too much longer. I just bought a new sock yarn today - Can't wait to get started on those soon! I always love starting a new pair of socks!! After that, I'm not sure what I'll be working on...Maybe the cute pink skirt in the new Vouge Knitting...

End of an Era

2006-02-28T10:05:00.000-05:00

I just got back from Peoria. After 22 years, Mom closed her clothing store this weekend. I'm so happy for her. I'm torn though...I will be getting more visits from her, but I will desperately miss shopping at her store. My husband will miss me shopping at her store too! :)

I am almost finished with the "surprise" baby gift. I was hoping to have it finished when I went home, but knitting on small, metal needles slowed my hands down a little bit.

The other projects I put on needles recently are the "Lucy Purse" from Two Old Bags. It has been a nice break from the "surprise". I did knit a Felted Carpet Bag from Noni Patterns. It's on display at CY, so I'll have to get a picture and post it. It turned out really cute. I'm really behind on my picture taking. Not sure I'll be getting to that soon. DH and I are going to see Cowboy Mouth on Friday night! Yippy! Unfortuanetly, we won't be having Paul and John over this time, because we will be leaving bright and early Sat morning for vacation. We are going to a spa in Mexico. Of course, I'll be taking some knitting for the flight there and back. I'm going to try and refrain from taking too many projects, knowing I'll be worshiping the sun most of the time (with sunscreen!)

I did take a quick picture of what I did with the leftovers from "Mitten Mania". I made Elizabeth Zimmerman's Baby Surprise Jacket, something I've been wanting to do since The Opinonated Knitter came out. I also made computer cover from Alterknits and still have yarn left!

Snowless Day

2006-02-12T17:52:00.000-05:00

I was so excited to see a few flurries. When I say few, I really mean it-barely enough to call flurries. Not exactly the snow I have been wishing for. I need to move North!

As for knitting, I'm working on a shower gift for Traci. So no previews of this project...It has to be a surprise!!! But I will tell you I have had many compliments and it's only half done. The only thing I wish I would have done different was start the project on a bamboo needle. I only had the proper size in metal and couldn't wait to get started. The shower is March 11th and we only found out early in Feb. So besides my usual urge to get started on a new project, I'm in a time crunch.

I also started a project for the store. I'm knitting the Hurricane sweater from Yarn Cocktails with Classic Elite Star. If anyone has experience knitting with this yarn, please help! I've never knitted with lycra yarn and it is stretchy. My question is do you knit it trying not to stretch it or do you try and stretch it a little?????? If I don't stretch it, it seems like I'm going to run out of yarn too soon.

Bobcats Lose :(

2006-01-30T22:43:00.000-05:00

We are now in "Bobcat Mania" My time for the next 2 1/2 weeks will be consumed by Bobcat games every other night. Hopefully we will see some wins in there.

I can't believe how fast time is flying, it is Jan. 31st already and I haven't posted since Jan. 6th. I have been knitting...I finished an Elizabeth Zimmerman Baby Surprise Jacket. I was determined to use up the left over yarn from the felted mittens. After the Baby Surprise Jacket I still had some left, so I made the laptop cover from Alterknits (Great book by the way!) I finished the Mukluks while I was in IL. Mom loves them. She wants to show them off to everyone. What a great feeling to have your mother so proud of you. So the next project I have started for her is socks. I am having a bit of ADD thought. I can't seem to stick with one project. I have a baby blanket started (for myself-hopefully the 4th IUI with work!). It's a pattern from Vogue Knitting's Shawls and Scarves. I have been wanting to do a big lace project. I was just listening to the podcast Cast On today and she was talking about the same book. She is doing a huge lace project out of it too. She calls it "knitting in purgatory". I could relate a little. I want to start a felted purse pattern that I picked up at the store (Charlotte Yarn) and a scarf for my mom. She wants a LONG scarf and I saw one that a customer wore in the other day and thought it would be perfect for mom.

The Giraffe

2006-01-06T12:08:00.000-05:00

I'm so excited to see the finished product. This is the giraffe golf head cover my friend Alice made, with a little help from me. We couldn't find a pattern for a giraffe anywhere, so we made one up from a bear and llama. It turned out sooo cute!!

The Christmas Season...

2006-01-06T00:47:00.000-05:00

My weekend in Chicago went too fast. After a few delays, Aunt Linda, Traci and I made it. We really missed having Audra there. Even so, it didn't deterred us from shopping. We've hit the usuals, Ann Taylor (wow, did they love us that day!), Eddie Bauer, Lord & Taylor, Bloomingdales, Victoria Secret and Marshall Fields. We said our sad goodbye to Marshall Fields, as this was their last Christmas. Next year it will be Macy's. Our Annual Cheesecake Factory dinner was yummy. The Rob Thomas look-a-like waiter was awesome. And of course we had a few giggles along the way...

Traci has progressed with her annual knitting. We visited We'll Keep You in Stitch to start our first day out. Traci picked up a ball of Blizzard for half off. I taught her to knit a hat in the round when we returned from shopping around 7p. She finished at 3am...She jsut couldn't put the needles down! Those words are sound familiar to anyone?

Audra had her baby on December 22. I'm proud to say my Aunt Linda found true comfort in knitting for the first time while waiting for her 1st grandchild to be born. Allie was pretty stubborn during her arrival. Aunt Linda's knitting is especially meaninful because she was using the yarn she bought on our Chicago weekend.
It was sad not to see Allie and her parents over Christmas, but we are so thankful that she is happy and healthy! I am extremely honored that she has already been sporting the hat her "Aunt Piper" made her. It was supposed to be a pair of socks made from Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino for her mom, but I gave up on the short row heel. Sorry Audra...you have a pair of socks coming soon!!

After my weekend in Chicago I had a short 3 days at home before Chris and I drove to Peoria on Thurs. I don't find the 13 hrs car ride that bad...hours of guilt free knitting. Our trip "home" consisted of 5 Christmas', a trip to Chicago and The Quad Cities. It was a whirlwind trip, something I wouldn't miss for the world. I so miss being around family. My nieces loved their mittens and my nephew looks too cute in his hat.

It was an extra special Christmas for me. One of my grandmothers gave me her White Sewing Machine which is built into a wood cabinet, that she purchased the year I was born. The day I got back I took it to get a tune up and can't wait to use it. I've never done much sewing, but am so excited to have such a special machine. Hopefully this will inspire me to take up another hobby (like I need one...)
We drove back to Charlotte on the 29th...had to be home for the Bobcats Game on Friday (lost to the Suns, at least it was a good game!)

We rang in the New Year with Shannon and Brian. We felt honored that Brian would spend his first New Year's Eve off in 7 years with us. We had Shannon's Yummy fondue, steaks, Chris' zucchini cassarole and an assortment of Dean and Deluca's desserts! We almost missed the ball dropping we were having so much fun playing Scattagories and "Gin 13". "Gin 13", a game I've been playing since childhood and can't seem to win!

Now it's time to get back in the groove of things. I have started knitting the Backyard Leaves from Scarf Style. If you enjoy reading graphs, you'll enjoy this one. I am also doing a sample for the store in Louisa Hardings-Impressions (one of my favorites) I chose the English Lace pattern from a sweater in the Loop-d-Loop book.

11 days until Christmas

2005-12-14T09:40:00.000-05:00

I finished another Christmas present yesterday. I think I'm in denial about how much time I have to finish the rest of my knitted gifts, hence the title of today's blog. Ahhh...11 more days! The most recent finished gift was my 1st KnitWhits hat. It turned out really cute and I can't believe it knitted up so fast. Especially since it was the Sydney hat which is stripes. I swore the last time I knitted stripes I wouldn't be doing that again for a long time. It helped that I knit the smallest size, in the round and did a 3 needle bind off at the top (no sewing!)

I'm hoping to get in the Christmas mood this weekend while I'm in Chicago. My annual trip with Aunt Linda (aka "Grandma"), Audra and Traci is going to be a much different this year. Audra is anxiously awaiting her little girl to enter the world. We thought Allie would be here last weekend, but she's just not ready. So, if she comes this weekend we'll not only miss Audra, but Aunt Linda too! Grandma will have to be there to welcome the little one.

Mowat Mukluks

2005-12-09T23:56:00.000-05:00

I just finished my 1st Mukluk. Wow is it big...more like HUGE! I'm not sure this one will felt enough to fit my size 9 foot.

Socks with Cables...

2005-12-05T00:41:00.000-05:00

I started the Debbie Bliss Socks with Cables tonight. Everything went along well until I hit the heel. I have knitted 6 or 7 pairs of socks with a turned heel and love them. This is my first short row heel. I had attempted this on a Christmas stocking once, but never was successful. I went searching the web and found some great help!

KnitWerk saved me from a lot of frustration.

www.knitwerk.com Archives 10/28/05 (Short Rows Links and Tutorials

The links I used and that helped me the most were:
• No photos, but step-by-step instructions from Woolworks
• This pattern from Hellchick.net wraps stitches twice (when you pick up and knit one wrap, you wrap the next stitch again)

I received my Interweave Knits yesterday. I rushed out to get the yarn for the "Mowat Mukluks". The Foxy is expensive, but if you knit them for someone very special, it's worth it! If I can part with them they're going to my mom.

At a loss

2005-11-29T20:49:00.000-05:00

I can't believe it, but I don't have a thing to knit... Ok, nothing that I am excited about. I'm still working on the Noro sweater, but it's not too mobile. I have been working on Christmas gifts. Is Christmas here yet? I love making the stocking cap from Hip to Knit, but even getting a little worn out on that. Made the Floral Hat from Louisa Hardings new Accessories book. I love it and can't wait to make another one (for myself-after Christmas)! Her flowers are too cute and easy. I'm excited to make the Ribbed Hat from the same book. I love her yarns and the colors are wonderful. I had the pleasure of taking a class with her this summer when she was introducing them, so I was lucky enough to get a sneak peak.

Mitten Mania

2005-11-20T13:01:00.000-05:00

I've been working on Christmas presents. The theme for this year is "Mitten Mania". I have 1 pair of the Snow Country Felt Mittens left. I've been knitting a few things out of the great new book, Handkint Holidays from Melanie Falik. I've done the Flap-top mittens and working on the Log Cabin Socks. The color I chose was too dark to see the pattern really good. I'm hoping that when they are worn the pattern will look better. I used Cascade Pastaza.

I'm also working on Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton's Ripsa from Book #1.

I just got Special Knits (Debbie Bliss) in the mail on Thurs.-can't wait to start knitting out of it.

Summer/Fall Projects

2005-11-19T19:08:00.000-05:00

I've been knitting up a storm and haven't had time to post any of the finished projects. So here are a few of them. I also knitted the Adiago Shawl from Strickwear.com with Classic Elite Miracle Black, sock from Interweave Knits Spring 2004-Waving Lace Socks with Lorna's Lace Shephard Sock and Debbie Bliss Noro Collection-Moss Stitch Jacket with Iro #40.

Noro Klaralund with Silk Garden #205

Noro Gesta - Silk Garden #213 and Cash Iroha #81

Stony Hill Fiber Arts-Witch Hat, knitted with Cascade 220

Mac & Me-Ruffle Scarf with Blue Sky Alpaca-Alpaca & Silk

Debbie Bliss-Loop Stitch Boa from Simply Soft

Llama from Andean Folk Knits

Fairly Easy Fair Isle Sweater from Stitch 'n Bitch Nation

It's been too long!

2005-10-05T08:48:00.000-04:00

I can't believe it's Oct and I haven't updated since March. What a crazy summer! I have worked on tonz of projects. I'll try to post pictures today.

Finished Projects

2005-03-28T00:16:00.000-05:00

Since my last post I've been doing a lot of knitting.

*I knitting & felted a Bunny Rabbit from the Fiber Trends pattern. Still need to give him eyes, nose and a mouth...
*Felted booties - Stoney Hill Kit. What a great kit. I knitted it as a sample for the store. I don't think I've mentioned I work at on of the LYS in Charlotte, NC - Charlotte Yarn.
*Another sample for the store...used Tahki Cotton Classic and knitted up Lilly Chin's scraf/shawl pattern.
*Learning to Double-knit using Jean Wright's pattern from "Socks". Probably not the smartest way to learn double knitting, but I have wanted to knit those for years. I got some tips from DIY's Knitty Gritty, which helped tremendously.
*Felted purse. Made up my own pattern. Everyone thought it was a hat before I felted it. I'll post a picture of this one when I complete the handle. Couldn't decide before felting what kind of handle to put on it.
*Just started on Plymouth's S274 lacey shawl with Classic Elite "Miracle"

Lulu's Sweater

2005-03-13T22:11:00.000-05:00

Mom just sent me this picture of Lulu modeling her sweater. She is too cute!

Strawberry Hat

2005-03-03T00:25:00.000-05:00

Strawberry Hat
Originally uploaded by weaveone.

Also made for Evelyn when she was born.

Pumpkin hat

2005-03-03T00:24:00.000-05:00

Pumpkin hat
Originally uploaded by weaveone.

Made for Evelyn Wattenbarger for Halloween.

Lulu's Sweater

2005-03-03T00:22:00.000-05:00

Lulu's 2nd sweater. Her 1st one was raspberry color. Both were knitted from www.knitty.com "Penny", but in this one I put ribbing around the leg so it would stay on a little better. :)

Ruffle Purse

2005-03-02T23:35:00.000-05:00

Ruffle Purse
Originally uploaded by weaveone.

My first felted purse. Knitted with Lopi on the bottom and Lamb's Pride Bulky for the ruffle. Used my friend Elizabeth's idea to switch colors on the handles (ran out of Lopi, so it really helped!)

Mitchell's Blanket

2005-03-02T23:29:00.000-05:00

Finished my first nephew's baby blanket tonight. Yippy!

Feb 27, 2005

2005-02-27T19:58:00.000-05:00

Current projects:

Mitchell's blanket - from Little Badger, using Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece (CW 620, 790, 201, 310, 725, 380 & 201)
Started - 2/17/05

Yoke Cardigan from Stitch n Bitch Nation - Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Bulky (M06) for main color, Lamb's Pride Worsted (M34 & M81)
Started - 2/16/05

4th pair of socks - Regia 6 fadig Crazy color (5402)
Started - 2/18/05

Feb 4, 2005

2005-02-05T04:00:00.000-05:00

Yea, Finally my own blog! Look forward to knitting projects new and old.