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The Knit Nook: Eloise Sweater (again)
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011. To review: Eloise Cardigan (free on Ravelry), one skein of Cascade Sierra, smallest size. Here she is at two months. So MH has gotten bigger, but this sweater is still too big. I have a sneaking suspicion that all of her sweaters- no matter what size they are- will fit her perfectly in July. Well in July most places have a tendency of cranking their AC too high so sometimes I bring something just in case. February 9, 2011 at 11:54 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Knit Nook: Baby!
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Sunday, December 12, 2010. After 9 months of pregnancy and 12 hours of labor, Mary Hadley Dennis was born on Thursday, December 9 at 7:18 pm. She weighed in at 8 lbs 2 ounces and 20 inches. (I know how you all like the baby stats! We're both doing fine. Sleep deprived, but recovering nicely. And did I mention that she's the most beautiful person that I've ever seen in my life? Yay, yay, yay! Definitely beautiful. Let me know if you all need anything - seriously. December 12, 2010 at 9:49 PM.
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The Knit Nook: First Sweater
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010. I remember when I first knit this sweater and it didn't seem possible that a human being could ever be so small. Well, turns out Mary is even smaller than that! The sweater is a bit big, but she doesn't seem to mind! Here's hoping we'll get at least another month out of it. Pattern: Eloise Eyelet Cardi. Lion Brand) [rav link]- the smallest size. Yarn: Exactly one skein of Cascade Sierra, gifted by Steven. January 4, 2011 at 8:56 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Knit Nook: February 2011
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011. To review: Eloise Cardigan (free on Ravelry), one skein of Cascade Sierra, smallest size. Here she is at two months. So MH has gotten bigger, but this sweater is still too big. I have a sneaking suspicion that all of her sweaters- no matter what size they are- will fit her perfectly in July. Tuesday, February 8, 2011. Thank you so much for five wonderful years. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Center for Women and Families. The Red Scarf Project. House on Hill Road.
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The Knit Nook: April 2011
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011. Well, going out of business sucks. But if there's one good thing, it's that we are contributing to the stashes of area knitters. Let the stashing continue! Starting April 21, everything in the store will be 30% off. Books and Patterns will be 75% off! And we have freshly stocked sale bins up front that are 50%-75%. Our last official day is April 30, but even after that, the sales don't quit! We'll also have a $1 bin and $5 grab bags. Cash and check only, please.
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The Knit Nook: Charity Knitting: Afghans for Afghans
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Tuesday, October 2, 2007. Charity Knitting: Afghans for Afghans. Dolls and the Red Scarves have been sent. Thanks to everyone for participating! Our next charity knit will be Afghans for Afghans. While they accept lots of knitted and crocheted items, we will be collecting squares for blankets. Make your squares 9 x 9 inches. Any pattern goes, but please do not include faces or animals since Islam prohibits depicting likenesses. For more information, please visit their website. The Red Scarf Project.
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The Knit Nook: Old sweaters
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011. And I went to the Knit Nook today. Mimi (aka Cindy) was wearing one of the first sweaters she ever knitted. It was so long ago, in fact, that I don't remember the pattern or the yarn. (I think she made the pattern up and the yarn company went out of business, so a lot of good that information would have been anyway.). Out Swedish Yarns Baby Ull. Is at almost seven weeks and it fits her perfectly. Wool in the Woods! January 26, 2011 at 11:22 PM. House on hill road. Subscribe t...
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The Knit Nook: Free Pattern: Entrelac Hat
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008. Free Pattern: Entrelac Hat. Knit Nook Entrelac Hat. Based loosely on “Lady’s Entrelac Hat” from www.knitting-and.com. US 5 16” circular. US 5 DPN (optional). Gauge: 5.5 sts/in. Using US 5 16 inch circular needle, CO 92 st. Work in K2 P2 rib for 1.5 to 2 inches. Knit next row and decrease 11 sts evenly. (81 sts). Foundation Row of Triangles. K1, turn, P1, turn. Turn, P2, turn. K3, turn, P3, turn. K4, turn, P4, turn. K5, turn, P5, turn. K6, turn, P6, turn. K7, turn, P7, turn.
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The Knit Nook: Charity Knitting Alert
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Saturday, August 4, 2007. Irene needs Beta Club hours, so of course she is using her knitting skills for the greater good! The Creative Stitch, a yarn shop in Boston, is collecting Duduza dolls for the Vermont-based organization CHABHA. Children Affected by HIV/AIDS). The dolls are used to pack medical supplies sent to Africa and are given to the village children. You can read more about this effort here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Center for Women and Families. The Red Scarf Project.
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The Knit Nook: Charity Knitting: The Red Scarf Project
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Wednesday, September 5, 2007. Charity Knitting: The Red Scarf Project. Thanks to everyone for the Duduza. We will send them out early next week, so there is still time to make one if you hurry! Our next charity knit will be The Red Scarf Project. In 2005, Orphan Foundation of America. Started The Red Scarf Project, an initiative to send Valentine's Day care packages. And handmade scarves, to college-bound foster youth. Last year, the OFA. You can also send your scarves directly:. The Red Scarf Project.
