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OT: Tea for Two – the January Shipment

January 22, 2019 quiteayarnblog2 Comments

As I mentioned last month, my DH got me a tea-of-the-month club subscription from Harney & Sons for Christmas last year. Yesterday I got my first regular shipment! I did have concerns as to whether tea was going to be coming in huge shipments such that I would not be able to drink it all.… Continue reading OT: Tea for Two – the January Shipment

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Yarny Chaos

January 21, 2019 quiteayarnblog6 Comments

Today a bunch of things got started but none of it looks like much yet 🙂 More on these topics in the next couple of days!

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Sample Gansey Progress

January 20, 2019 quiteayarnblog11 Comments

I didn’t have a lot of knitting time today, as I had to get some chores done, and we had a few more errands to run, but I did get a little time in on the sample gansey, aka Dolores’ gansey. One of the features of ganseys is adding the wearer’s initials on the bottom… Continue reading Sample Gansey Progress

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A Hex on Your Motifs

January 19, 2019 quiteayarnblog11 Comments

Earlier this week, I told you about the motif designing exercise I needed to do as part of the Kate Davies Knitting Season thing. It took pretending I had an actual deadline and stressing myself out about it, but I finally got the assignment done! I wound up doing two motifs because I couldn’t narrow… Continue reading A Hex on Your Motifs

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Gansey Sampler

January 18, 2019 quiteayarnblog2 Comments

I finally started something! It’s been a couple days of spinning my wheels and not quite getting anything new started, but I finally got something going. That something is the little sampler exercise for the full size gansey I’m planning. I am working my way through making a gansey based on the lessons in Beth… Continue reading Gansey Sampler

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Fade Progress

January 17, 2019 quiteayarnblog10 Comments

I haven’t had a lot of knitting time this week – general craziness at work and at home is mostly keeping me busy, and designing a motif for Knitting Seasons is taking up the rest of my time. But I have been getting a little work in on my Find Your Fade shawl. I’m at… Continue reading Fade Progress

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Creativity starting…Now!

January 15, 2019 quiteayarnblog9 Comments

This past Sunday we got our first creativity assignment for Kate Davies Knitting Season club, which involves creating our own motif. I am taking my inspiration for this assignment from eastern Pennsylvania, my point of origin. For a while now, I have thought that some of the imagery from hex signs and related folk art… Continue reading Creativity starting…Now!

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Shake It Off

January 14, 2019 quiteayarnblog4 Comments

Whew! Today was a day of regrouping. I frogged the trim and front of Schooner, and am reevaluating whether I am going to use the yarn for an entirely different project, or try to rejigger that one. If it’s going to an entirely different pattern, I will frog the back as well. We shall see.… Continue reading Shake It Off

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Schooner to the Frog Pond

January 13, 2019 quiteayarnblog19 Comments

So. Schooner. Tried it on this morning, as I have a tiny little bit of finishing left to do, and I was getting pretty excited to have it to wear later this week. Not. Flattering. Not a little not flattering. Very, very much not flattering. This is tremendously disappointing, as I could really use it… Continue reading Schooner to the Frog Pond

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