This is the 2020 knitting project bin, which I very confidently filled with the projects for next year. But then I started thinking about it a bit more… I’m still doing roughly the same thing I planned – at least right now I am. But the specifics may be changing. I need to get back… Continue reading Evolving Plan
We have had a busy time of it the last couple days – work is busy, a bunch of chores suddenly had to be done, Christmas shopping to be done… you know how it is. You may very well be in the same boat! Anyway, I have not had anything like as much time to… Continue reading Busy Time!
It doesn’t look like much, but this represent around half a pattern repeat since the last time you saw this piece of knitting. And since a pattern repeat is 52 rows, that’s not too terrible! It it kind of a boring knit, but I do want the top that will result when it is finally… Continue reading Imperceptible Progress
As usual, this quiz is stolen borrowed from Karen over at NothingButKnit. Check out her blog for other folks’ answers to these nifty questions! Feel free to answer in the comments or leave a link if you’ll be answering on your blog. For these questions money, storage space and time is no object. List 3… Continue reading Christmas Gift Quiz
They are a little slapdash, but they are cheerful 🙂 We haven’t done too much with the inside yet, but hopefully will have that done soon 🙂 Are you ready for Christmas (for those that celebrate)? Or do you like to do things a little closer to the holiday?
If you have been following along, you may recall that I hit on a British archaeology TV series and was bingeing away. Well, we are still on the same series! Time Team lasted 20 seasons, and they are all solid gold. We have been watching on Amazon Prime. There a couple of the earlier seasons… Continue reading More Archaeology Bingeing with a side of Knitting
Now that I have finished the first Delftig mitten and started the second, I can show you the inside (or back) of the knitting along with the outside (or front). Since they are knit in the round, the inside of the hand is sort of where all the magic happens to make the pattern. Here… Continue reading Marlisle Mitts – Insiders View
