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Tag Archives: knitting
road trip: the needle emporium
{ the needle emporium } this week, i went to a lovely little spot in a lovely little town. an old stone house filled with a solid selection of woolly goods. julie, the owner, was helpful and friendly. mary ann … Continue reading
sure signs of spring
hello spring! it’s the *vernal equinox today, and though we’ve had a very mild winter which has felt a bit like spring anyways, there are some sure signs that the season is here. of course, this is canada, and mother … Continue reading
Posted in canadiana, green thumb
Tagged guest post, knitting, red tail hawk, roll up the rim tim hortons, seasonal knitting, spring
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comfort zone (and an announcement)
i’ve been playing around with different motifs from my stitch guide book. i got the book as a gift soon after i got married [insert echo-y “one meeellion years ago” here]. it shows different stitches and patterns for all different … Continue reading
julia’s hat
here is that hat i knit for my niece. isn’t she sweet? * { pattern here, details on my ravelry. } * photo credit goes to ActiveAndy (he’s got mad creative skills and makes it so for himself and an … Continue reading
Posted in yarn, you made it so
Tagged active andy, alpaca wool hat, knit cable hat, knit hat cool enough for a teen ;-), knitting
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a quick note…
just a little note to say that melissa morgan-oakes (the knitter and author about whom i’ve written before) kicked off a blog tour today. she is spreading the word about her latest knitting book by visiting a select group of … Continue reading
Posted in be my guest, featured!, yarn
Tagged blog tour, books, knitting, melissa morgan-oakes
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