Unraveled Wednesday | 8.10.22
Greetings, dear Unravelers! Happy Wednesday to you all! Here we are moving quickly through August...how on earth is the the 10th already? Anyway, I have some knitting to share with you this week. I managed to get the back of my sweater completed and I am working on...
Put a stamp on it
Sometimes, you just need to send a letter. Dearest Airborne Antigens, It is almost July and you have long over stayed your visit. Surely there are greener pastures that are in dire need of your pollen. Please find them and soon! Signed, My itchy, watery eyes and runny...
Creatively Reading and Knitting
Last week I shared that this book showed up in several places in my internet world last week, and the library had it available digitally, so I borrowed it. I started reading it over the weekend, and while I am not too far into the book, it is causing me to think about...
Summer Knit Along Update
I know that this is usually a day for a 10 on Tuesday post, but while Carole is away, the proverbial mice will play, or knit, or spin, or stitch, or… you get the point. So, Hello Crafters (Be you Knitters, Spinners, Stitchers, Crocheters, and regular 10 on Tuesday...
Weekending, A Little Bit of This and That
It was a warm summer weekend here in the 'Burgh. Our usual Friday snacks were done Al Fresco, including a Bee's Knees Cocktail, and it was so nice to have a spot on the cool porch to sit. There were beautiful breezes though, which made sitting under the pergola after...
Fiber Friday, June 24th
The spinning this week continues. I have been working patiently though this gorgeous Targhee from Sheepspot Fiber Club. This is a serious spin – as in counting treadles and lacing my flyer to get a nice lace-weight yarn – these things are not things I have done before...
The View from Here
The yuccas are blooming rather beautifully this year. And while I don't really care for them, I cannot deny their beauty right now. And the ants are sure having a love affair with them! But the garden is really amazing. I harvested my first beans. And the last of the...
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