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October 16, 2009
by Julie
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Busy beavers

We’d planned to visit the MFA while Mme Purl was here months ago and I’d reserved the pass. Of course once she was here and we started chatting a visit to Bromfield Pen shop in Boston got added to the … Continue reading

October 15, 2009
by Julie
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Local color

Madame Purl and I have got this visit thing down to a science now. We’ve learned to plan enough days that we don’t stay up half the night and miss out on too much sleep. This means that we often … Continue reading

October 14, 2009
by Julie
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Keeping Warm

It looks as if the upcoming weekend will be very chilly indeed. Since Mme Purl and I will be spending much of it outdoors at Rhinebeck I’ve added a cowl to go with the new hat I made last week. … Continue reading

October 11, 2009
by Julie
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Topping it off

The leaf lace hat was a very quick knit so it’s definitely going to Rhinebeck next weekend. I used Adriafil by Carezza which is %70 angora with some wool and synthetic fiber. As always I went down a needle size … Continue reading

October 10, 2009
by Julie
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Practice Makes Perfect

This week I made a “practice” pie for Thanksgiving. My most fond memories of Thanksgiving are at Grandma’s house in Alabama where we always had three pies- a pumpkin, a pecan (with nuts from the tree in her yard), and … Continue reading

October 8, 2009
by Julie
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Rhinebeck Hat

I’m hoping to have this little leaf lace hat ready in time for Rhinebeck in case it’s chilly. The yarn is mostly angora and is incredibly soft. I picked that up in Vermont a few weekends ago and cast on … Continue reading

October 7, 2009
by Julie
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Fat Quarters

The last time I was in the quilt shop I bought an assortment of fat quarters with this pattern in mind. Fat quarters are like potato chips, it’s impossible to have just one. I used different fabrics for the front … Continue reading

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