Unraveled Wednesday | 3.8.23
Greetings Unravelers! It's been a week of incremental making... bits of knitting on several projects. First up, I finished Gnedward! Gnedward has had a wandering life... and along the way if he saw a button, he picked it up! He has an impressive collection of solitary...
Three on Thursday | 5.3.18
Spring has definitely sprung in my little corner of the world. Everything is blooming everywhere you go! But, apparently all this spring springing has awoken other things... Thing One: Ophidiophobia Noun A fear of snakes or "excessive fear of snakes"; also called...
Unraveled Wednesday | 5.2.18
Greetings Unravelers! The sewing is going well! Uniform top #1 is done! I do need to make some alterations to the pattern when I make another one, but I think they will be easy alterations. I love how clear and concise the instructions are! I did do some modifications...
Tuesday’s are for Poetry | 5.1.18
Because Poetry Month should be longer than a month, I am going to keep it going here at Casa del KatKnits and share with you all another poem from Derek Walcott. The Rainy Season For Stephanos and Heather It is coming with the first drops mottling the hot cement, the...
Week Beginning
When I am in a rut, the best thing to get out of that rut is to find a new perspective! Welcome to that new perspective! Instead of focusing on what has passed, I am instead focusing on what lies ahead. With joy… And excitement… And, just maybe I will find myself more...
Fiber Friday | 4.27.18
Spring has sprung in my neighborhood and that can mean just one thing – Nest Wars! Yes, that's right. We have one determined Robin who wants to build a nest on our porch. And, they are so determined. I have removed seven nests in various stages since last week. Note...
A Poem for Your Pocket
Kym so kindly reminded me yesterday, today is Poem in Your Pocket Day! She asked us to share our favorite poem. I could easily share with you two of my absolute favorites: Fog by Carl Sandburg or Joyce Kilmer's Trees. But, today, I am hoping that the poem you put in...
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