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Archive for June, 2009

I just read about this quiz on a friends website and had to take it.  According to the  quiz  I just took on Clara Parkes website, I’m  a Shropshire, a “Down and Down” type wool.  “Down and Down type wools feel bouncy and crisp, and they are often used as filler in wool yarns because they [...]

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Saturday and knitting

Ahh…. Saturdays – a time for peace, quiet and tranquility from the hustle and bustle of the city.  I’ve been enjoying my Saturday.  Today has been a time to organize, clean, straighten, write and sit down with a cup of coffee  to knit.  I haven’t really had the desire to go out of the house [...]

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My dearest friend just sent me the neatest video and I had to share.  What fun and it’s amazing that it actually sounds like Bach!  Enjoy and happy knitting.

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I just finished a fun little project that is perfect for using left over wool yarn, or any other type of yarn for that matter, and is a cable eye glass case.  This pattern is very fast and great for a beginner knitter learning cables.  I just posted the pattern on Ravelry and you can [...]

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July 15th is just around the corner and I can’t wait to see this movie! 
It’s time for a little Harry Potter knitting – think I need to knit a hat, scarf and mittens.  Ahhh… but what to wear to the HP movie as it’s the middle of summer and very hot in Phoenix???? 
Maybe Gilly Weed [...]

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I’m so thrilled to report that as of today, I’ve had 2,500 hits on Examiner.com – knitters actually reading my articles – and 4,000 hits on my blog – that you are currently reading.  It’s amazing to me that people search you out, happen upon you and actually follow the every day events in your [...]

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I have been fortunate enough to save up enough funds to splurge on a new digital camera.  It’s been so exciting to take photos, especially with the zoom capibility of the camera.  Friday evening, I captured the photo of our hummingbird that periodically visits our back yard.  She is so tiny and it’s so much [...]

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This little song on YouTube brought a smile to my face today and was fun to listen too while I was knitting.  I’m busy working on a hat for my Mom, who wants to give it as a gift to her best friend Carol back in Arkansas.  Knitting is truly good for the soul and [...]

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Re-connecting

I’ve been enjoying reconnecting with friends, family and co-workers via Facebook.  This past month for me has been very enjoyable and makes me yearn to be back in Kentucky.  I miss everyone and even though I love being back home in Arizona and near my family, it’s not the same.   It’s been loads of fun [...]

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I just completed my scarflette that I knitted using the Araucania Ruca – 100% sugar cane.   The scarflette can be wrapped twice around your neck for extra warmth, or wrapped once for a nice drape inside a sweater or jacket. This yarn is very soft, has an incredible sheen, drapes well, and knits like a [...]

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