On The Needles
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Beginning The Lace Stole
The Lace Stole is begun! I have worked 6 pattern rows – each stitch the size of a fly’s leg draped over the needle – and the knitted fabric stretches out to nearly half-an-inch (it is usually wrapped around the… Continue reading
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Gray Knitting
We are having gray, wet days — and I have spent a lot of time on the road in the rain. Blech. Our Spring weather is so often gray, wet and cold. Did I mention the gray? And today at… Continue reading
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Icicle Knitting!
And they said it couldn't be done! Nature's Needles! Continue reading
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Bella Bella Capelet
I finally got around to taking some photos of the Bella Bella Capelet. It is progressing nicely now – just have the tip of one lace gusset and the collar to knit (the collar involves casting on 423 stitches in… Continue reading
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Maybe This Is The Year
Maybe this is the year I finish those un-finished projects. The ones that I set aside for one reason or another over the past few years. The infamous UFOs (unfinished objects) taking up cabinet space or lurking in knitting baskets… Continue reading
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Silly Little Things
Still chugging away at the alpaca blankets! I think I will finish Geoff’s this week. It is huge and heavy – like having an alpaca on my lap while I knit. And turning the work at the end of the… Continue reading
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Knitting Vegetables
Yes, I do still have alpaca blankets to finish. And, yes, I am knitting vegetables. It’s a knitter thing. I enjoy knitting the blankets, but they are getting cumbersome. Large and heavy. Not portable. At all. In fact, it is… Continue reading
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January Knitting
As usual, my January knitting looks very much like my Christmas knitting! Sarah and I realized (a couple of days ago) that we were not going to finish Geoff’s and Sasha’s blankets before they drive back to Eastern Washington on… Continue reading
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Rectangles For Christmas
Yesterday, I realized that — aside from the llama — my Christmas knitting is rectangular. I noticed that whenever I picked up something to knit, there was a rectangle hanging from my needles (well, okay, one piece is triangular at… Continue reading
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Llama
Since my grandson Max (who will be 4 yrs. old in January) does not read my blog, I am free to write about my Christmas gift for him. I am knitting him a llama. He loves the books by Anna… Continue reading