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Crobyworks: Now is the winter of our....

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Thursday, March 5, 2015. Now is the winter of our. Temps in the teens and below; winds like the Roaring Forties; clear roads and sidewalks that are ice rinks made so by wintry mixes, snow, rain, sleet or small chunks of ice (last Sunday afternoon). This winter has hit the gauge by which I measure bad winters: Your fingers don't feel cold without gloves when it's 32F. So until the sun of York decides to show his face and make glorious summer or 40F with no wind, here are some photos:. We Will Never Forget.

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Crobyworks: June 2014

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Sunday, June 15, 2014. I saw deer from my window for the first time this spring. I always see them in pairs. These two casually grazed the grass mown earlier in the week. I washed and wore the Diagonal Rib Socks this week. The Jackalope yarn has that perfect balance of softness (without being limp), roundness in the fibres, and twist. The socks were soft as butter on my feet. Links to this post. Sunday, June 8, 2014. Another Post about Socks. I finally finished the Diagonal Rib socks. YaY! Use stitch mar...

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Crobyworks: February Adventures

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Thursday, February 19, 2015. Happy Lunar New Year and Welcome to the Year of the Wood Sheep. Toupie is coping well. He has the ottoman, the dresser, the armchair in the dining room and the futon as refuges from the cold floor. I give him warm water daily and keep the heating at 72F. He has avoided his usual perch of the bathroom rug this week. I think the tiled floor is just too cold. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Corrugated ribbing tricks and tips. The Crown – and my latest book in paperback.

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Crobyworks: Disorganized Organization and Gusset Adventures

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Thursday, January 29, 2015. Disorganized Organization and Gusset Adventures. While awaiting the start of my next temporary assignment, I mentally went through my list of to dos, which consists mainly of things whose disorganization I find annoying. The rewards were immediate. New downloads are immediately saved in a folder. During one of my stash dives, I came across one of a pair of gloves I was knitting in Cascade 220. But what was the pattern? What I learned from knitting a pair of convertible mittens...

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Crobyworks: First Pawing

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Sunday, January 4, 2015. The New Year’s Day tradition here is that as the man of the house, aka Toupie, First Paws the apartment. He had a bit of a wander before returning this year. I gave him treats as a reward. I have finished the first 1861 Cottage Wrister. Once I figured out the issue with the stitch count during the increases, it was smooth sailing. The thumb is very natural looking, no gaps or pulled gusset stitches. What were they thinking? Http:/ www.taxamo.com/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Ato...

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Such a Strange Girl: April 2013

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Sunday, April 28, 2013. The name of this pattern kind of makes me laugh.Miz Mozelle. Miz. Three snaps in a "Z" formation. I feel sassy when I say the name of the pattern. Or should I say. sazzy? I imagine conversations I could have with people. Random Fantasy Stranger, "Oh hey, girlfriend. Great dress! I know you made that, yeah? Fantasy Me, looking fabulous, "Heeeey, Random Fantasty Stranger who knows all about my sewing prowess, yes, I did make this! Isn't it the bomb? Was such a success. I used this k...

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Crobyworks: May 2014

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Monday, May 19, 2014. This weekend marked the end of the foundational series of Shambhala teachings. It’s an achievement, but what is more important to me is that I followed my heart and mind and stepped away two years ago to focus and practice what I’d learned in the previous year and half accompanied by study to really understand the view, philosophy and implementation of the teachings. What those two years gave me is a real aspiration to take the Bodhisattva Vow. Links to this post.

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Crobyworks: February 2015

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Thursday, February 19, 2015. Happy Lunar New Year and Welcome to the Year of the Wood Sheep. Toupie is coping well. He has the ottoman, the dresser, the armchair in the dining room and the futon as refuges from the cold floor. I give him warm water daily and keep the heating at 72F. He has avoided his usual perch of the bathroom rug this week. I think the tiled floor is just too cold. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Corrugated ribbing tricks and tips. We Will Never Forget.

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Where to Take Classes. Stitchin’ for Change. Subscribe to our mailing list. Fabric Trunk Show @ Bits of Threads! DC State Fair Sewing Contest! Over $200 worth of PRIZES! Sewing for the New and the Old! DC Threads Stitchin’ for Change Continues. DC Threads Launches this Spring with Stitchin’ for Change! We love these websites and blogs and think you may too:. Northern Virginia ASG Chapter. Fabric Stores and Resources in the Washington, DC Area.

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Sew Many Happies: Happy Handmade St. Patrick's Day!

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March 17, 2014. Happy Handmade St. Patrick's Day! Top o' the mornin' to you on this happy St. Patrick's Day! I had fun making these handmade holiday cards last weekend. I'll keep this post short and sweet and just share some photos:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). MD Sheep and Wool Festival. Gertie's New Blog for Better Sewing. So, Zo.'. I whipped up a set of four crocheted coasters this afternoon.  It took me about three hours to make the set, and they are ready for use!