Unraveled Wednesday | 10.4.23
Greetings dear Unravelers and Happy First Wednesday in October! While my body is firmly planted in October, my mind is drifting away to December and some holiday gift knitting ideas are swirling around. However, if I want to actually get any holiday knitting done, I...
Unraveled Wednesday | 1.27.21
...I never just knit; I knit and think, knit and listen, knit and watch. — Stephanie Pearl-McFee Greetings Unravelers! Welcome to the final Wednesday in January. Was it me, or did this month just fly by? I managed to have a finish this month though! Autumn Forest is...
Release | January 2021
A New Year, a new word, a new day, and a new home for our monthly link up! I am excited to join Carolyn as she hosts us this year! January word studies might be one of my favorite things. Digging into a word, looking at all the possibilities, releasing any...
100 Days of Hope | Week 5
When I'm at work I sing. It gives me strength during difficult times, and I believe it helps heal. — Lori Marie Key I don't know if you all watched the very moving and long overdue Memorial for the more than 400,000 American's who have died. I did and it seems that...
Unraveled Wednesday | 1.20.21
What we love to do we find time to do. — John L. Spalding Welcome to Inauguration Day Unravelers! This past week has been all about vacillating between wanting to watch the news and trying to avoid the news. I think I found a good balance and in the process did some...
MLK Jr Day | 1.18.21
True peace is not merely the absence of tension: it is the presence of justice. — Martin Luther King Jr It's MLK Jr Day so why does it still feel like for every step we take forward, there are dozens of steps back. And if I in my white privilege feel this, how much...
100 Days of Hope | Week 4
“You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.” ― John Bunyan This week, hope seemed to be jumping up all around me shouting... Over here! and Look at me! Yes, hope was overflowing and it filled me! Lots of people doing...
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