I did something yesterday I’ve never done before – knit during my lunch hour. I’m so glad I did! Thanks, Evelyn, for giving me the idea a few weeks back. I zoomed down the road and picked up some lunch to go on the way to the park. I found the perfect tree to sit […]
Month: May 2004
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Knitting Meetup The knitting meetup was fun! All six of the women who RSVPd showed up. It was a nice size group for getting to know each other. Most people were experienced knitters – only one was a newbie. I enjoy meeting knitters who have been doing it for a while. One woman was working […]
Knitting Meetup
I’ve been really looking forward to today. It’s my first Knitting Meetup. I’m going to the one in Middlesex County because it’s close to work. I’ll finally be able to meet Kim and Melissa (who doesn’t have a blog to link to). This group just started to meet a couple of months ago so it’s […]
“Mindful” Knitting
If straight stockinette is mindless knitting, then I’m feeling the need for something more challenging. I find myself yearning for intricate cables or frilly lace. Or interesting decreases that make up pretty patterns. Last week I came across Bergère de France’s site. They have quite a few free patterns on their site! For babies, kids, […]
Weekend Update
I had a great weekend! The weather was gorgeous, wasn’t it? Friday I went into the city (New York, that is). I hung out in the village, had dinner at a Cuban restaurant, did a little shopping. I even found something for my secret pal! I didn’t get home until almost 4 am though. I […]
Murphy’s Laws of Knitting
I’ve been a bit cynical and sarcastic lately (have you noticed?), so I compiled this list. Feel free to leave comments with any additions… Your sweater gauge is directly proportional (but never equal) to your knitted swatch The straight needle size you need is invariably the one missing its mate Woven in ends only poke […]