January 21, 2006
by
2 Comments
I’m about 2/3 through the front of the sweater now and the cable is beginning to split. All the cabling in this part of the sweater is making my wrist sore but I think the split is the toughest part … Continue reading
January 20, 2006
by
4 Comments
As soon as I finished posting yesterday I pulled out the ball winder and suited actions to words. It took about 5 minutes to reduce split cables to a "yarn cake" as Carrie calls them. As you can see, I’ve … Continue reading
January 19, 2006
by
4 Comments
So here’s my swatch for the Karabella Split Cable sweater. I’m knitting on size 10 needles (seems that it’s going to be standard for me to go down one size no matter what I’m knitting- shame I didn’t figure that … Continue reading
January 18, 2006
by
4 Comments
A lot of knitting bloggers have recently been posting photos of where they knit so here’s my contribution. When I knit at home I sit in the chair on the left. The lamp has a daylight bulb in it which … Continue reading
January 17, 2006
by
3 Comments
The second lacy scarf is all finished and should be on it’s way later today. Up next is going to be the Split Cable sweater in bulky. Last month I got some red Debbie Bliss Cashmerino for $10 a ball, … Continue reading
January 16, 2006
by
1 Comment
Here’s the second version of the lacy scarf. Kid Silk Haze comes in a ball half the size of the Karabella I used on version one so I’ve made a narrower version of teh scarf for the exchange. I think … Continue reading
January 15, 2006
by
5 Comments
Yesterday we went in search of some new shelves for the purpose of organizing my yarn and knitting/spinning supplies. We found this set at Office Max for under $100 and brought it home. Jason put them together and I retrieved … Continue reading
January 14, 2006
by
1 Comment
The knitting elves have been at work in my house again. Here’s the second clutch all finished. The scarf is not far behind!
January 13, 2006
by
3 Comments
Yesterday at lunch time I wasn’t very hungry so I just wanted a little snack. I grabbed a slice or two of Swiss cheese and a tortilla and popped them into the toaster oven. Daniel: "What’s that?" Me: "A cheese … Continue reading
January 12, 2006
by
6 Comments
Yesterday morning I finally had the extended quiet time I needed to tackle the second border for Madli’s Shawl. When I last visited this shawl I’d worked about 1/3 of the second border but was tinking back row by row … Continue reading
Social Widgets powered by AB-WebLog.com.