Unraveled Wednesday | 8.31.22
The making this week... so very good! I have a finished sweater! Woo hoo! And I love it. The fit, the details, the yarn, the marl-y-ness! It is just the Perfect Sweater! This is the pattern. This is the yarn (my colors are Escoria and Nightshade) I apologize for Porch...
When Summer is Over
Hello, 10 on Tuesday fans! Carole, our fearless leader, is having a bit of a vacay this week, but I thought it would be the perfect time to share some ideas for preserving the best tastes of the season to enjoy when summer is gone! Now, you may notice that tomatoes...
Weekend Redundancy
The weather seems to be in a holding pattern – hot, humid, with intermittent and at times heavy rain showers. There was not much time outdoors this weekend. This remains the forecast for the week, and though I am not thrilled to admit it – I am really ready for a...
Fiber Friday – August 12, 2016
This installment of the Sheepspot Fiber Club is a lovely Shetland top and, I have been doing some sampling to see what it can do and it is interesting what I am learning, thus far. I spun my first samples on my Schacht Matchless using the largest whorl I have (10.5:1)...
Finishing Well
I have two fantastic finished objects that just might be the perfect things to help me when summer withdrawals start happening about mid-October! First up – Tales from the Isle of Purbeck. This was a MKAL that I was late to join, but join I did. I spent some time...
Listening and Knitting and BINGO
I am closing in on a cover all for Summer Book Bingo, which absolutely astounds me! Twenty-five books in ninety-nine days is LOTS of reading (and listening!) I finished listening to David Sedaris read Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls and it was wonderful! I started...
The K’s Have It!
Hello 10 on Tuesday Readers! Carole has a uniquely challenging task for us this week. She wants to know: Write a list of 10 words that describe you. The catch is that all the words should begin with the same letter as your first name! Oh, boy… Hmmm…. Really? Words...
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