Not much going on this weekend. Still reading Titus Groan. I think I’m under a hundred pages from the end, though I still have no idea how long that will take me to get through. On the knitting front, I’ve started and pulled out a lace scarf four times now. The lace is completely kicking […]
It finally feels like freakin’ Fall! (Well, ok, these pictures were taken in the insane heat on Saturday, but they sure look fallish! Can I tell you how annoying it is to have to pack for a simple overnight trip away when they’re projecting a 20 degree difference between days? At least Sunday felt as
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Just got back from my knitting class, and things are getting rather exciting, as my project is actually starting to resemble a garment! I have achieved armholes! (Or at least half of one.) Hurray! Now, if my right index finger would just hurry the heck up and develop a callus already, life would be perfect.
Knitting Notes 2007 Read More »
Just got back from my knitting class, and things are getting rather exciting, as my project is actually starting to resemble a garment! I have achieved armholes! (Or at least half of one.) Hurray! Now, if my right index finger would just hurry the heck up and develop a callus already, life would be perfect.
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I finished a project! Sure, it’s done entirely in garter stitch, and is shorter than most of my scarves (which may actually be a good thing), but it’s done, which is much better than I can say for the state of my quilting projects. I do like the opportunity to make something more compact with
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Well, it’s starting to happen. I could see my breath this morning when I was on my way out the door on the way to work. Which immediately put me in mind of the two plants I have in the backyard that I want to bring in for the winter. We definitely haven’t had any
Garden and Craft Notes 2007 Read More »
Is there anything more beautiful then fresh tomatoes from the garden? Especially when they’re heirloom tomatoes, and therefore come in so many pretty colors? As you can see, the cherry tomatoes in my father’s garden have been going crazy. It’s nice to know that even though I don’t have the room/proper light for vegetables, I