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Juliet! | Sooz Knits

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A knitting blog (plus some other crafty bits). Socks – monkey or otherwise! August 24, 2008. I decided recently to knit my very first top down cardigan, after a bit of searching on ravelry I came accross Juliet, a lovely, fun, and chunky knit – with enough patterning to keep me occupied whilst still being a quick and easy knit. You can find the pattern here… http:/ www.zephyrstyle.com/catalog/item/2367447/4944404.htm. Here is a picture of me in the result – I wear it all the time! And tagged big button.

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cauliflower, bean and feta salad – smitten kitchen

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Previous post: almond cake with strawberry-rhubarb compote. Next post: q&a vol. IV. Cauliflower, bean and feta salad. April 23, 2008. July 14, 2016. Jump to recipe,. So eloquently navigates on her site. They just renovated the kitchen! 8221; only to learn that new cabinets and appliances were put in two tenants ago, but neither got to turning on the oven. (Ahem.). Want to cook for dinner next time, I’m thinking this is a perfect time to throw in another Q&A. We’ve got volumes I. Black Bean Confetti Salad.

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Elliphantom Knits: Finished: Ross' Argyll V-Neck

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Note 4 U ». Finished: Ross' Argyll V-Neck. This is not Ross; it's Thunk. Pattern: Argyll V-Neck, by Martin Storey from. Yarn: Rowan Yorkshire Tweed 4 ply (discontinued), subbed for the Rowan Scottish Tweed 4ply the pattern calls for. Skeins: 6.25 skeins of 283 (whiskers); 2.5 skeins each 269 (blessed) and 270 (stainless). Needles: size 3 for the ribbing, size 4 for the rest. Start to finish: November 2007 August 17, 2008. It’s pretty fun to knit. Aka tips for happier argyle vesting):. I worked short rows...

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Help needed – Library Girl Knits!

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Finished Objects (under construction). Good things come to those who wait. I told you I’d post sooner this time…. This post is brought to you by the letter S. Knitting Bucket List Challenge: Argyle Socks - Knitting for Charity. On A productive weekend. On Good things come to those who wait. On Good things come to those who wait. On Good things come to those who wait. 2 posts in one day? Sorry – I’m not really being very helpful! But please send links to pretty 2 colour patterns. February 22, 2009. That w...

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interknitter: Snowfall

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Much of what I know I learned from the internet. Monday, 2 February 2009. London's heaviest snowfall for eighteen years. (View from my bedroom window this morning). It may not look like lots, but predictably, the city ground to a halt, with no buses running, trains and tubes delayed, airports closed, and not even any parking wardens around! There is a car that has been parked in the bus stop. But I wish I could. What a beautiful picture! Have fun on your snowday! Even if you have to work.).

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interknitter: Gone bloggin'

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Much of what I know I learned from the internet. Monday, 16 November 2009. The winds of change have been sweeping through the knitting blogverse recently, rattling windows, flapping washing on the line, blowing dust from corners and sweeping the debris from nooks and crannies long untouched and uncared for. Writers of blogs I’ve loved have either shut. Entirely, or stopped posting very. As for me, I’ve barely knit a stitch for the past year, let alone written about it. Olive Tree Guitar Ensemble.

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Mr Gore? I’d like a word. | a shrill caramel

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Please excuse me while I pull my hair out, slowly. I’d like a word. July 18, 2008. What was that you said about global warming? Because seriously: it’s July. And I’m wearing an alpaca and wool sweater. And I’m NOT TOO WARM. What’s up with that? I’d like to know when summer is ever going to get here. Ok? So, I finished the sweater I was knitting – the one I was asking for button-colour-advice. In 6285, Oceanic mix. A teeny tiny bit over 4 skeins. 35 mm for the bottom ribbing, 4mm for everything else.

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interknitter: Patience

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Much of what I know I learned from the internet. Sunday, 24 May 2009. Clerking patients is an extraordinary privilege. You can ask patients about anything from headaches to their bowel habits, and most of the time they will tell you happily. Because you’re wearing an ID and a stethoscope (not a white coat; they’re considered infection vectors in this country! GMC guidelines for students state that they ‘are expected to maintain a professional boundary between themselves and their patients … T...Incidenta...

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interknitter: An unexpected afternoon

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Much of what I know I learned from the internet. Saturday, 31 January 2009. With my sewing machine. Led to a pair of hemmed jeans! Imperfect stitches. Tiny little steps, but ones I've been putting off since before the new year. And a new pair of jeans to wear to have six inches cut off my hair! I hope the trimming of the hair went as well as the trimming of the jeans. What brought on the new hair style? February 01, 2009 4:16 pm. Good luck with the haircut! I'm sure it'll be adorable!