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Blue Log Cabin Socks in Progress
My Blue Log Cabin Socks: http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/ThatsStitchTastic/132549596/file0_medium #ravulous
Workbasket Wednesday – Happy First Day of Summer!
It is here at last! Summer! Although we have been experiencing summer weather for about a month now, summer finally made its appearance on the calendar. I found this oldie on YouTube and had to share! I love Nat King Cole The Lazy Crazy Days of Summer – Nat King Cole I’m taking these few […]
Thank You!
I started my blog exactly 1 month ago today. I started my blog not really knowing what I was doing. I am finding that blogging is taking on a whole new life of its own, and it is a lot of fun! I started my blog mainly as an outlet to share my knitting crocheting. […]
Happy Monday Morning!
Today’s post is delayed due to the fact that I have a ton of errands to run, so there’s no time to sit and be thoughtful. I had a post scheduled, but I guess the great internet monster ate it?? Anyway. I hope you have a great Monday morning. And with that I’ll leave you […]
Weekend Link Love – St. Paddy’s Weekend
I hope you all are enjoying a beautiful weekend. In some parts of the world it is still covered with a blanket of beautiful snow. But here the weather is being unusually warm for this time of year. Saturdays are not my days off, I rarely get any personal knitting done, and I have […]
Fixing an oopsie! Cable Stitch Crossed Wrong
Yesterday my girls and I were pretty antsy, and the weather was making for a very warm and beautiful day (albeit pretty windy) so we put up our school books and headed to the park. Naturally I grabbed my knitting bag and a blanket for me. After a short walk I found a nice comfy […]
Addicted?
Coffee. Coffee . Cafe Latte. Coffee. To some this might be a sign of an addiction. To me this is the sign of the start to a great day. I just might be in denial though.
Angela Reads
Long long a go, in a town not too far away, I fell in love with sticks, yarn, and all the things you could make with these simple tools. And I owe it all to books. When I was a teenager, I taught myself to Crochet, and then to Knit, using books. I had to. […]
