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Weekly Readings – Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft
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Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft. Reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic. Tarot Code of Ethics. December 3, 2016. December 1, 2016. From Sheep to Shawl – Knitting as a Political Act. A New York Legislator Is Sticking It To Mike Pence With Proposed Law Banning Conversion Therapy. Communicating with Loved Ones over the Holidays. From Vellamour: Confessions of a Witch. Hosted by LRT – a Review of the Linestrider Tarot. Why feminists (and women) need intergenerational friendships. A post on...
Tarot Code of Ethics – Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft
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Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft. Reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic. Tarot Code of Ethics. Tarot Code of Ethics. I am an intuitive Tarot reader. You can expect a creative, intuitive, magical reading of the cards. I am, as it says in the name of the site, a queer witch inclined person and you’ll see those values come through in the way I read the cards. My readings are meant to be constructive. I read to empower you. You are responsible for your actions following your Tarot reading.
How to be a Better Ally to your Queer Friends – Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft
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Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft. Reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic. Tarot Code of Ethics. How to be a Better Ally to your Queer Friends. December 1, 2016. Dear Straight Allies,. I’m writing you this open letter because I know that you’re awesome people. And I know that you want to be the best allies that you can possibly be. But here’s one thing I’ve been hearing a lot lately from my straight allies and it’s making me want to tear my hair out. Listen, and offer to help where you c...
Weekly Readings – Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft
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Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft. Reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic. Tarot Code of Ethics. December 24, 2016. December 21, 2016. Where the Love Light Gleams. A free digital care package for queers over the holidays. And while I’m at it, Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy Solstice, Merry Yule, Joyous Kwanzaa, Happy Hanukkah, Festivus, and anything else you celebrate. I wish nothing but love and light for you over the holidays and all through the coming year. You are commenting u...
Wooly Wednesday – Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft
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Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft. Reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic. Tarot Code of Ethics. December 21, 2016. December 21, 2016. Today’s Wooly Wednesday is my teeny sock yarn blanket! This thing is SO crazy. You make this blanket one 31 stitch square at a time and join them together as you go. It’s SUCH an easy project even for a beginner since it only requires you to know how to knit, do one kind of decrease and pick up stitches. Posted in: Wooly Wednesday. Enter your comment here.
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About Me | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! Hi there, I’m Aubrey. I’m in my mid-30s and live in western Massachusetts. I spend a lot of my time making things, whether it be with sticks and string, with fiber and a spinning wheel, or pen on paper. I can’t remember a time where I wasn’t doing. I write mostly about my knitting and spinning adventures, with a little bit of awesomeness added for extra measure. Random things about me. I’m left handed and knit from right to left. I didn’t travel outside of New England...
Life Archives | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! Posted on May 31st, 2016 · 18 Comments. Do people still read blogs, or more precisely, do people still read blogs like mine? Honestly, I need to get over myself. I still write mainly for me and I consider this blog a way for me to document what I make. I like that I have 15 years of archives to look back upon with fondness and nostalgia. (Related: 15 YEARS? How in the world did. Posted on February 25th, 2016 · 3 Comments. Tagged: house and home. I hope to write more as I se...
Creativity Archives | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! Sock it to summer! Posted on June 8th, 2016 · 7 Comments. Tagged: knit all the socks. Sock it to summer. Happy (almost) summer, friends! I kind of like to think that summer started on June 1, but really, it doesn’t start until the summer solstice on the 2oth. It’s been warm and sunny, though, so to me, summer’s well on its way. With summer comes a fun knit-a-long – Amanda of Knot a Podcast. And Lamby Toes Yarn. Oh, you want to know what socks I’m knitting so far? The patter...
Archives | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! This is an archive of all my posts by date. Fivethingsfriday – Week 2. Sock it to summer! Adventures in sweater knitting. Fivethingsfriday – Week 1. Let’s go on a cross-stitch adventure! Back to where I belong. First finished spin of 2016! Because, well, I love music. Work in progress Wednesday! Sticking to my resolutions. That white stuff that falls from the sky. I love Christmas socks! A blog post about bedtime. Evening traditions aren’t my thing. Holiday food I dislike.
Blogging from Word: take two | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! Blogging from Word: take two. Posted on May 23rd, 2006. So, Scott and I went ahead and downloaded copies of Office 2007 Beta 2, and of course, I wanted to try out Word’s new blogging feature. To see how it works. I doubt I’ll use it as my main blog editor, but hey, it’s nifty just the same! So far, the new version of Word looks pretty cool; I’m digging the blue interface. Well, time to see how clean this code really is. Laquo; The one where I go to the gym. May 24, 2006.
Goals for December | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! Posted on December 1st, 2012. Now that I’m done with NaNoWriMo, it’s time to start on a new project! I don’t know about you, but I love making goals at the start of each month. I never really document them much, but I keep them in the back of my mind. Make my Christmas presents. Follow the December wellness calendar. From Back To Her Roots. If none of you read Cass’s blog on food, wellness, and general healthy living, you’re missing out on fantastic recipes and ...We’...
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A good weekend! | chronicleofellen
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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. Greetings, Salutations and Felicitations on this auspicious occasion! Try saying that 3 times fast! Today is a good day. Not only have I got a brand new bag of wool to work with (thanks mother! But it is the second day in a row which I have been out of the house. So, a positive weekend. And it’s warm so that’s nice! I have been occupied the last few days with a book, or three in fact. It was really well written and I enjoyed it a lot. It’s essentially a love st...
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Wednesday wonderings | chronicleofellen
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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. A little list of good stuff…for a very merry Wednesday🙂. A good book to read. The Year of The Flood by Margaret Atwood I love post-apocalyptic dystopian future books! A good recipe to make. Chorizo and chickpea stew http:/ www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3147690/chorizo-and-chickpea-stew. A good website to visit. Making sewn and knitted items for the people in Pine Ridge Reservation. A good cause to donate to. A good Ravelry group to join. A good place to visit. Good ...
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Ripple crochet | chronicleofellen
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Life, the universe and crafty goodness. Well I don’t know about you but I am pooped! I suddenly got hit by the motivation bug on Saturday and all this walking and stuff after 4 months of not much has me absolutely cream crackered! I even washed up today…milestone! And I managed to master the ripple stitch today too…so a day of firsts in some ways! Yup, I thought so😛. After this I think I will have a go at some crochet flowers and if they are good enough I might send them to Yarndale. I don’t norma...
Our Big Move - Day 7 | Star Shaped
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Knitting and spinning and fun! Our Big Move – Day 7. Posted on August 14th, 2014. Finally, I’m getting to the last part of our drive across the country! It’s short, only because I didn’t take a lot of pictures. I was too excited to finally be done with the driving! Day 7 – Idaho to Portland. After less than an hour of driving, we saw a very welcome sight. This, my friends, is what eastern Oregon looks like. Not a forest in sight. We definitely didn’t expect rolling hills! Laquo; Our Big Move – Day 6.
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WoolyWillows
In September of 2006 we decided to tr. Y our hand at raising sheep. After researching different breeds we decided upon Shetland sheep due to their wool quality, temperament, durability, and size. Since 2006 we have aquired 9 shetland ewes, 2 shetland rams, 3 shetland/chevoit/wensleydale crosses and 1 jacob wether. We will be at the Sheep and Wool Festival (in the Hall of Breeds) at the fairgrounds in Jefferson, WI September 11-13 again this year. Stop by and see some of our sheep! Raw wool for sale.
WoolyWire Etc.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014. Art Bead Scene Blog: Tutorial Tuesday: Wooly Wire Wrapped Beads. Check out Heather Powers' post on Art Bead Scene Blog for making WoolyBeads - beads made with WoolyWire! Art Bead Scene Blog: Tutorial Tuesday: Wooly Wire Wrapped Beads. Monday, September 15, 2014. Obtaining and Preparing Fiber. In Northern NY. My two reserved sheep are Pearl, a full-breed Cottswold, and Ash, cross-breed Cottswold / Border Leicester (I don't have pictures of Pearl and Ash, but below is a pict...
Woolywishes – Woolywishes
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Raquo; Home Page. The first day of a new year is so exciting! While it’s nice to look back at the last year and count our blessings the idea of the new year ahead with all of it’s possibilities is so appealing. I’ve read that if we make our goals known to others we are more likely to strive to achieve them. It can’t hurt to test the theory, can it? Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window).
Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft – reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic
Wooly Witchy: Tarot, Wool, and Witchcraft. Reading cards, spinning yarns, and making magic. Tarot Code of Ethics. January 2, 2017. Asali shares a New Horizons. Spread for your new years tarot reading enjoyment. From Lavender Moon: a spread for manifesting your goals. Vision Boarding for 2017. Now I want to run out and buy some foamcore boards and make them MYSELF. Found this via LRT – Guide to creating your own tarot spreads. December 24, 2016. December 21, 2016. Where the Love Light Gleams. This made me...
Wooly Wonder Headquarters
A brand new woolywonder website is coming your way, Spring 2015. This one is rather outdated. Though it's a delightful trip down memory lane for me, it is in need of an update. So many new things are happening! Until the new website is ready, you can get up-to-date wooly-wondering at these fine locations:. Blog: www.pamelamama.com. Buy Patterns: http:/ www.ravelry.com/designers/pamela-grossman. Connect on Facebook: https:/ www.facebook.com/groups/woolywonder/.
Wooly Wonders
Fibers for a creative you. Wooly Wonders is owned and operated by Joyce. Our retail location was opened in 2001 and serves the Knitting, Crocheting, Spinning and Weaving community. We are open Monday and Wednesday and Friday and Saturday from 10:00am to 4:00pm and Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00am to 7:00pm. Please visit us. We are located on the southeast corner of Tropicana and Pecos Ave. next to Burger King and 7-11. 3421 E Tropicana Ave Suite H Las Vegas, NV 89121.
Wooly Wonders Fiber Arts Guild | Located in Northwestern Pennsylvania
Wooly Wonders Fiber Arts Guild. Located in Northwestern Pennsylvania. May 26, 2015. The Wooly Wonders Fiber Arts Guild meetings for MAY will be on SATURDAY, MAY 30th at 10:00 am. We will be meeting at the NEVERENDING STORIES BOOK SHOP which is located in downtown Franklin at 1252 Liberty Street (the same door as the Cupcakery had). We will be meeting downstairs where there are tables and chairs. You are welcome to bring your own beverages to the meeting. Don’t forget to bring your show and tell items!
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Wool Blends (Wool Silk, Tencel, Bamboo, Etc.). Freya DK (100% BFL wool). Nimue DK (50/50 silk/merino). Brigit Lace (100% merino). Thalia Lace (80/20 merino/silk). Arianrhod Sock (75/25/5 SW merino, silk, nylon). Ceridwen Sock (100% superwash merino). Laysa Sock (60/20/20 SW Merino, Yak, Silk). Nimue Sock (50/50 silk/merino). 1 gradiant kit for Kirsten Kapur's Lisbeth shawl. We specialize in hand-dyed yarns and fibers, and fun-to-knit patterns. Shop Items and Clubs:. Pattern Releases and Book Signings:.
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