This is actually a reread – I think I got this book out of a bargain bin at some point, and it’s been hanging out in my stored books since. I did a catalog of those last month, and this was the only one I really couldn’t decide if I either definitely wanted to keep […]
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I’ve also been plugging away on hexipuffs from the grey Koigu yarn I just used to make mittens. I finally managed to finish that off last night, as I was at loose ends from finishing L’s hat the night before, and I need to wind some more yarn before I start any other projects.
Pattern: Floralys by Wooly WormheadYarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Superwash in the Columbine Heather colorwayNeedles: size 7 circs My true Christmas knitting is done! The hat’s for my niece. I did the size that seemed to match up to a three year old head, but it does seem a bit big. I suppose
There is something about returning to YA authors you read when you were actually a young adult – I do get a lovely nostalgic feeling when I read their work, even if it’s a series that came about after I left that demographic. Battle Magic tells the story of what is basically the invasion of
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Pattern: A Noble Cowl by Emily KausalikYarn: Reynolds Soft Sea WoolNeedles: Size 7 circs The Christmas knitting keeps coming! This is for my SIL. I like the pattern – it’s nicely customizable (I made the smallest size), and it’s interesting without being super challenging. The yarn is fine – I do notice it’s discontinued, and
Well, it’s time for my annual read the newest (to me) Hunger Games book at the same time as the movie comes out so I’m not spoiled by something random on Pinterest. (Seriously, the Geek feed in Pinterest has the most randomly spoilerific things if you’re not caught up on various fandoms. But I digress.)
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Christmas knitting continues! The adults are drawing a name this year, and I have my SIL. So I’m making her a cowl. This the A Noble Cowl, but Emily Kausalik, using Reynold’s Soft Sea Wool. I also have the leftover gray yarn from the mittens I just finished to get rid of. I’d normally do
So we had a nor’easter Wednesday night into very early Thursday morning. Really heavy, wet stuff. So pretty much anything that still had leaves was broken, or flattened. (Like our neighbor’s front yard hedges. I’ve never seen anything like that over there before.) So I am thankful that we had power for this year’s low
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Pattern: Aible Mittens by Kristi Geraci from Knitty Winter 2009Yarn: Koigu Premium MerinoNeedles: Size 1.5 DPNs The holiday knitting just keeps coming! This is my first pair of mittens, and I must say, they’re a nice alternative to socks, for sock yarn. This pattern is good – not terribly difficult, but the cables keep things
Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr is a professional – good at her job, and well respected by her company. It turns out that the larger galaxy is populated by a bunch of fairly peaceful species, and when a warrior group called the Others starts to invade the Confederation’s territory, they’re completely unprepared to fight back. Instead,
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