Unraveled Wednesday | 11.1.23
Greetings Gentle Unravelers and Happy November! If you are planning on any holiday gift knitting... the clock is ticking! I have a tiny bit of gift knitting that I will kick off on Friday with a class with the Queen of Gnomery... the one and only Sarah Schira! I am...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.17.21
Happy St. Patrick's Day! This is the holiday when you should try and knit with some green yarn (and absolutely not try to drink any green beer!) Sadly, I am doing neither but I am knitting! Ha! I thought if a knitter had written the Irish blessing it might look...
Mid-March Weekending | 3.15.21
I haven't done a "weekending" post in eons. Thank you, Pandemic Living for making weekends utterly unsharable! How many different ways can you say... ummm, we did the same thing as every other weekend. Well, this weekend was the not like the previous weekends, so I...
100 Days of Hope | Week 10
Let the rain sing you a lullaby. — Langston Hughes We had a delicious taste of spring in Pittsburgh this week...warm temperatures, sunshine, and yes... some rain. It pattered on the roof all night and reminded me how lovely it is to be tucked into bed when it rains....
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.10.21
When confronted with a birthday in a week I will remember that a book can be a really good present, too. — Stephanie Pearl McPhee, At Knit's End: Meditations for Women Who Knit Too Much I finally began those socks again... and this time I decided to use a toe up sock...
Looking Back | February 2021
But February made me shiver... — Don Mclean, American Pie As I put this look back together Don Mclean's song kept echoing in my head. A melancholy song for a melancholy month... a month of some hard emotional lifting. A month that the weather, miraculously, matched my...
100 Days of Hope | Week 10
“You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep Spring from coming.” ― Pablo Neruda This week hope began to leap forward in a most glorious manner! My little snowdrops have come up and while their little flowers are not open, these hardy little flowers are the most...
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