One Thing at a Time
Usually seeing a project progress gives me a lift. Something tangible is getting accomplished! But this year I’ve found I’m getting bogged down in projects. I haven’t shifted my expectations…
Usually seeing a project progress gives me a lift. Something tangible is getting accomplished! But this year I’ve found I’m getting bogged down in projects. I haven’t shifted my expectations…
I’m officially ready for anything this winter. How I longed for Woolly Mammoth, by Allison Jane, during the freezing soccer tournament last weekend. It was then that I decided…
There’s this file on my computer named: Worst. Photos. Ever Knitting photos make up the bulk of them. You know how lots of knitters are doing the best and worst…
Oops. I hope you all had a great Christmas. I’m going to get right to the point: I have conflicted feelings about Christmas. As far as celebrating Christ’s birth, I…
I have a new survival skill to add to my “In case of Apocalypse” repertoire. I have memorized an easy, fast hat that can be made with only half a…
I’m a shawl knitting noob. I love the way they look, but was intimidated by the fine lace. I just always seemed to have a sweater on the needles. You…
I did it! With minimal crochet skills a few days hiatus from sweater knitalongs, I completed my County Fair Scarf by Claire Denny. Why did I put off making this…
I just wanted to post this photo, which is much more appropriate than the last one, of the cape I crocheted for my sister in law, only this time there’s…
Here’s an ancient draft I thought I’d finally publish: DIY pet clocks. I made these as Christmas gifts for several members of my family. They went over very well. My…
It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s a dog in a crocheted baby cape! It may be tacky, but I had to do it before I sent the cape away. Don’t worry…