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Archive for January, 2009

I have always had cold hands.  People comment on it all the time.  I can’t help it–I am just cold blooded I guess.  It is a good thing then that the first two knits of 2009 will help to make my fingers less chilled.  You saw the first of these knits.  Here is the second:

Bella’s [...]

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I am not getting married.  Nor am I Norwegian.  But folks, who really cares?

I LOVE me some Norwegian Wedding Gloves.
I tried on a sample glove at my old Salt Lake LYS over Thanksgiving and fell in love.  When I found out it only took one skein of this super silky soft decadent yarn–well, there was [...]

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Christmas day I decided to cast on for a quick project.  I had brought with me some yarn that I had been wanting to use for a while and my Knit Picks options needles–so really I had a lot of options.  After a little ravelry browsing, I decided upon the much knit Thorpe earflap hat.  [...]

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Tiny Needles

I am not scared away by tiny needles.  If I want to knit it bad enough, I will knit a sweater on size 1 or 2 needles.  Sure.
My sister Kara sent me a link to a video that has forever altered my thoughts on this subject.  I would wait for Kara to post about this [...]

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Long time readers of my blog know, I am just a tad obsessed with tall lounge pants.  I explain my frustration in detail here but in summary: I have really long legs, stores don’t make lounge/pj pants in tall sizes, and I hate wearing flood water pants even if no one sees me in them.  [...]

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For each of the past three years, I have picked a family member and knit them a sweater for Christmas.  I find this to be much more satisfying than knitting loads of smaller projects for gifts.  I get bored you see.  And if the knits don’t interest me, I won’t finish.  I have learned this.  [...]

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New Year.

Whew!  Yeah, I know.  It has been a while.  December passed by quickly in a blur of work, feasting, crafting, family, and general festive-ness.  It was great fun and I am sad to see the holidays come to a close.
I love New Years (not to be confused with New Year’s Eve which I find consistently [...]

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