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Pink Lemon Twist: Going Off Road

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Knitting, spinning, and my crazy life. Thursday, August 06, 2015. I’m not going to add my sleeve adventures to my Ravelry notes because I think it will just confuse things for other knitters. There’s nothing wrong with the pattern at all, I just didn’t knit it correctly and then had to compensate. The next time you see this sweater, it will be finished! Posted by Melanie at 7:36 AM. DFW Metroplex, Texas, United States. View my complete profile. Pink Lemon Twist Patterns. Georgina Bow Creations Patterns.

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GJabouri's Blog: 2009-03

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This is a salt-and-pepper-shaker set I bought a few years ago, because it's just so adorably cute. I was reminded of it when Fleegle mentioned in her blog. That she is planning to knit a frog prince. The only consolation is that the days are becoming really nice. Right now our little lilac bush is blooming:. And the jasmine as well:. I’m considering re-working the front, because I just don’t like the large holes resulting from the picked-up stitches:. Funnelneck Sweater - front - big the holes from.

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GJabouri's Blog: 2009-12

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On Dec 12th I took the first of two "Spinning with a Drop Spindle" classes at A Verb for Keeping Warm. In Berkeley with WonderMike. Ravelry name) as our instructor. It was a fun class. I took it, because I have a few yarns I would like to ply together - so I was mostly interested in plying. I bought one of their student spindles (an $18 Schacht top-whorl spindle), and we were supplied with 2 oz of combed Blue Face Leicester fiber - Wonderfully soft - and you can still smell the sheep! Now the twist still...

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GJabouri's Blog: 2009-01

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In the morning the doves were picking at left-over birdseed around a tree in our yard. The sun comes in at a sharp angle to create the stark light-and-dark contrast - almost too much for the camera to handle. A winter morning in California! Here is the current status:. Hanami Stole, 6 Basketweave pattern repeats. My ironing board is now too small to fully show the pinned-out work in progress, and I was too lazy to bring out my blocking board, so I only pinned it partially. SF, Hanami Progress. Basketweav...

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GJabouri's Blog: Black "Black Friday"

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So we decided to have him euthanized, only he fought so hard when they tried to put a catheter in his arm he suffocated from the stress. I wish he would have died a bit easier. As soon as we had buried him yesterday afternoon, it started to rain, and then (a rather rare event here in the SF East Bay) a thunderstorm passed through. Afterwards the porch was bathed in a rather eerie light. It matched our mood. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tree in Bridges National Monument. Happy Stitches (Lucy Neatby).

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Pink Lemon Twist: MYSTERY STOLE 3! Let the madness begin!

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Knitting, spinning, and my crazy life. Friday, June 08, 2007. Let the madness begin! I know you've been waiting for it and it's finally time! Mystery Stole 3 is now open. This year's design is all new and you won't want to miss out! This year there is a bead option (to bead or not to bead, that is the question.) and there will be giveaways! The first drawing will be on Monday, June 11 and everyone who has signed up for the group will be eligible! I will be giving away yarn. Posted by Melanie at 8:02 AM.

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FluffyKnitterDeb: By special request, Beading Made Easy!

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Purls of wisdom from a Fluffy Knitter! Friday, August 12, 2005. By special request, Beading Made Easy! As promised, here's the scoop on beaded knitting, crochet style. I much prefer this method because it saves me from having to string hundreds of beads onto my yarn, a pretty onerous task if ya ask me! Of course, the proper tools are of utmost importance! You need crochet hooks small enough for the bead to slide *over* the hook.and man, that's tiny! On top are size 3/0 beads on a size #10 hook. These...

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Moonchild's Musings: June 2005

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A place to sit and think, muse on the day's events, and write about my thoughts, my life, or whatever I want. I hope that those of you who visit my little nook enjoy your journey in my world! Tuesday, June 14, 2005. In Honor of Marilyn. In Loving Memory: Marilyn 1934-2005. The strong Michael in peace with thee, soul, And preparing for thee the way to the kingdom of the Son of God. Amen. Posted by Moonchild's Musings @ 4:14 PM 1 comments. Sunday, June 05, 2005. Daisy, Daisy, give me an answer do. Many of ...

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Pink Lemon Twist: Camp Loopy 2015, Project 3

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Knitting, spinning, and my crazy life. Monday, August 03, 2015. Camp Loopy 2015, Project 3. This is a super easy pattern as long as you cut carefully and are gentle with your triangles (two of the sides are bias and will stretch if you’re not careful). The piecing was fast and since there are no borders, once the rows are stitched together, I was finished. Today’s goal is to get the backing sewn together. Labels: Camp Loopy 2015. Posted by Melanie at 8:16 AM. DFW Metroplex, Texas, United States.