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Knit Sisters: February 2010

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Wednesday, February 10, 2010. Just because she's beautiful. Tuesday, February 2, 2010. Meaner's Grandkids Get the Best of Her. I've been nagging Karen to bring over some of the finished projects she's made her great-grandbabies in the past. Here are some photos of a few things she made for great-grandson, Conner (who is a chip off the old block and could legitimately be dubbed "Meanerest" or "Lil' Mean"). The second one is a cool little baby blanket, stitched with a lot of love for the little begger.

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Knit Sisters: Hello Dolly!

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Monday, April 9, 2012. I used a pattern I got out of Babes in the Wool. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog is for crafty type projects completed or being worked on by me, Linda (Mean), my sister-sister, Karen (Meaner), and those of my Knit Sisters (Suzan, Yolanda, Sue, and others) who care to share their knitterly work. New baby blanket pattern. A Scrumble a Week. New blog for collaborative artwork. 45 And Still Alive. Is the car still running.". Everyday Crochet is moving! I Got a Fever:.

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Knit Sisters: April 2012

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Saturday, April 21, 2012. To labor is to pray. Motto of the Benedictines. Many, many people have asked me to sell or give them them a pair of Trudgers. I feel I'm a fairly generous person, but I don't sell or give away the Trudgers I make (except as gifts to close friends and relatives). This is a photo of a simple pair of socks with 48 stitches per sock making up each round. A Mexican Poppy in the garden. Mornings on the patio. The ability to see and use my hands. Monday, April 9, 2012. This blog is for...

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Knit Sisters: December 2010

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Wednesday, December 15, 2010. Girls' Knitting Club Winter Break Gathering. Here are some photos from our pre-winter break meeting with the Girls' Knitting Club. Presents were handed out to them from the Knit Sisters and presents were received from them by those of us who have spent the last several Wednesday afternoons teaching them to knit. Goodie bags loaded into the sleigh. The next several photos are of hands casting on and knitting. We weren't allowed to photograph the girls' faces. The Knit Sisters...

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Knit Sisters: May 2010

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Thursday, May 13, 2010. Savanah in Blue Cardigan. Savanah in her new blue cardigan. The pattern for this cardigan is found in Paton's Next Steps Three Create Your Own Cardigan. Wednesday, May 12, 2010. Mean, Meaner, Suzan, and Lauri all met today for Knitting in the Park today. The weather was perfect. We got to see some wild parrots, escapees from a long ago wind storm that loosed hundreds of rare birds out of their cages. The brilliant green flitting around was a fun sight. Thursday, May 6, 2010. Sophi...

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Knit Sisters: September 2010

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Thursday, September 16, 2010. Knit Sister, Gail Munro, writes:. Mmmmm, no need to rip it, Gail. I know someone it might fit. :). Wednesday, September 15, 2010. If at first you don't succeed, maybe you should try something else. Karen has been a knitting fool for her great-grandbabies. If you will recall my last entry, she made a sweater set for each of her two youngest GGC's. She has since made another sweater and hat set in this lovely blue:. Hopefully, it will look better on her than the first attempt ...

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Knit Sisters: Girls' Club Knitting 2012

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Friday, February 24, 2012. Girls' Club Knitting 2012. The Girls' Knitting Club was exhausting, but satisfying. Thanks be to God/Goddess/Great Spirt/Allah/Whoever is the Boss of Your Club, a woman I wasn't expecting to show up, did show up. Thank you, Pat! She's a leftie and we have three left-handed girls in the group. Trying to teach a leftie, if you're a rightie, how to knit is really hard. Pat took the lefties. Meaner (aka Karen), my granddaughter Savanah, and I divided up the rest. And then continue ...

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Knit Sisters: December 2009

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Wednesday, December 30, 2009. Look Ma, No Fingers! I adapted "Moya's Orpah-Annie Fingerless Gloves" pattern for my granddaughter, Aubrey. The gloves are made using a variety of sock yarns, giving them an eclectic, colorful look. The work on the needles is pair of adult sized gloves, almost half-way completed, to give you an idea of size. I seem to accumulate more yarn, patterns, needles and other accoutrements of knitting than I actually end up with in product, but reading this from the Yarn Harlot's.

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Knit Sisters: November 2009

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Sunday, November 8, 2009. It's been awhile since I've posted a blog entry, but we've been busy, busy, busy with Dia de los Muertos. Time to put the dead to rest and get back to the unique creativity that winter and knitting provides. Karen made this lovely mint green baby blanket for her great grandchild, who is not here yet, but will be soon. She's making a sweater to match. I'll post a photo of that when it is finished. I'm still working on my son's afghan from the Babette's blanket pattern.

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Knit Sisters: Community Service? More Like Self-Service.

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Friday, November 26, 2010. The more expensive the yarn, the more likely the dog to eat it, pee on it, or unravel it in the yard. Some of the Knit Sisters are involved in helping to teach some middle school girls how to knit. It is a challenge, but really a lot of fun. A big shout out to Karen, Gail, Yolanda, Patty, and Hillary, for helping with the hands on stuff, and for the several of you who donated money for needles. Well, I thought. She caught on very quickly, I might add.). When the girls get profi...