Monthly Archives: February 2009

A little bit of quiet today.  Someone very close to me is suffering a close loss in their family.  I hope you'll keep her in your prayers.

My Side Slip Cloche. I will get a better picture to show but the opportunity hasn’t shown itself yet. Daylight would be best and it’s rainy here. ..”Do over” because as I tried to blog last night, Typepad froze and … Continue reading →

I have not taken a good photo of my Side Slip Cloche yet, but here’s a sneak peak.

I knit on my Central Park Hoodie all day today. Last night I only got as far as about 2.5 inches of the ribbing on both fronts and right now, I’m just ready to start the first set of decreases. … Continue reading →

Today has been a nice, relaxing day. We went out to breakfast and then for a walk at the park. We also went through the greenhouse and art gallery at the park and took pictures. The sun came out for … Continue reading →

Today has been *some* day. I don’t remember if I’ve mentioned it or not but I lost my camera charger for my point and shoot. I have looked everywhere I can think. It’s like a little joke too because about … Continue reading →

1. Random day, because I can’t really form a continuous blog entry in my mind at the moment. Besides, random is my favorite! 2. Last night I picked up the stitches on my Side Slip Cloche, so now I’m on … Continue reading →

Here is the lovely ruffled edge that I promised yesterday. I know, I didn’t get back like I thought but I really wasn’t all that happy with most of the pictures of the ruffle. This was taken before blocking. The … Continue reading →

I finished the ruffly band for the Side Slip Cloche. That includes sewing up the seam with a mattress stitch which I’m not so fond of or good at. I’m eager to move on but can’t without blocking. So that’s … Continue reading →

I have been knitting on a few different projects recently. There are just too many things that I want to knit on at once and only so much time. First, I had been completely concentrating on my Watermelon socks for … Continue reading →