Unraveled Wednesday | 3.9.22
Happy Wednesday, Unravelers! I do not have a whole lot of making to share with you all this week. I do have an almost finished gnome (the hat needs a wee bit of steam.) But my March Never Not Gnoming installment is finished. Oh, Gnome You Didn't. Meet Gnellie...and my...
It could become a Habit….
... a Franklin Habit Yes, that is correct - The Panopticon was at Mecca today doing a photo shoot for his 1000 Knitters Project. And was it busy!! I pulled in the parking lot shortly after noon and it was packed. There had to be 500 knitters vehicles in the lot....
You want me to sign what?
So, I had orientation for school today and when I left there I headed over to pick up my text book. Why? Because I have 5 chapters to read by class time on Monday. Yes - you read that right, 5 chapters! We can say good bye to knitting this weekend... it was nice...
If you like snow….
head to West Michigan! Without sun it is truly a grey and white world... and yes that is about 2 feet of snow on top of the "hibernating" hot tub.... Add some sunshine, it is not much more colorful. My grill is burried under that snow mound. It snowed like mad most...
Positives and Negatives
The knitting continues ... all that is left is to pick up stitches at the bottom and knit the box stitch border and the applied i-cord trim. I thought I had a longer addi - but alas, I do not. So, I will start with the arm hole i-cords and work on getting a longer...
The end is in sight!
Hello Everyone! My knitting frenzy is paying off - I am in the home stretch of the "Outside the Box Vest". I managed to get a good sum of knitting done last night whilst the Idiot Box talked to me. What was on, you ask? I have not a clue. Nothing note worthy,...
Never measure anything in bed….
Oh boy - so, I am just a knitting fool. And, as I was a such knitting fool last night, I measured - in bed people, yes - in bed. Yeah. It seems that everything looks bigger in bed! No pun intended - truly. I measured and it was 9 inches - but in the cold light of...
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