Karen at NothingButKnit posted another great Q & A on her blog today, and I thought I’d share it and my answers here. Karen’s questions: How are you filling your time at home? Are you cleaning out your closets? Crafting? Maybe trying out new recipes? Have you discovered anything worth watching? My local cable company… Continue reading Quarantine Q&A
Both of my current projects have been moving along – not dramatically, but steadily. I am about halfway done with the raglan decreases on my Niazuma back. It is tidily stored right next to what is now my workstation ready to deploy for phone meetings! The shark part of my Shark 3D socks are 10… Continue reading Progress, But Not a Lot
The time for our Arachne knit along is creeping closer! For anyone thinking about participating, I have some questions for you: What date do you feel like you will be ready to cast on:-Saturday April 4-Saturday April 18-Saturday April 25-I hate all these dates. Here’s the one I like: 2. Are you interested in having… Continue reading Arachne KAL Poll
Please excuse the terrible indoor nighttime pictures, but here’s what there is so far for the shark texture. The picture on the left is his gills, and the picture on the right is the start of his mouth. At this point I have half of the shark done. After that, just a bit more plain… Continue reading Sock It To Me Monday
Today felt like a lazy day, but now that I’m thinking about it, I actually got a lot done. Three loads of laundry, made a roast for supper, made paneer for supper tomorrow, started some yogurt, tidied up and partially did the floors. Whew! But I did get some relaxing in as well this weekend.… Continue reading It Felt Like a Lazy Day
Sewing friends, I have a problem and need your expertise and advice. This is my Starfleet Science Officer bathrobe, which I have had for many years, and which is no longer in production. For obvious reasons, I want to use it until it is completely falling apart and no longer functional. The spot at the… Continue reading On The Mend
I seem to be on a kick for exploring different ethic knitting traditions lately, and the latest subject is Latvian knitting. The first book, Knit Like a Latvian (which I always want to sing to the tune of “Walk Like an Egyptian”) has been around for a couple of years and is all about the… Continue reading Knitter’s Bookshelf: Knit Like a Latvian
