Month: September 2018
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Moral of the story: pack more yarn.
This weekend one of Kevin’s best friends is getting married. Kevin is in the wedding and we’ve all come down from Maryland to Tennessee to celebrate. This morning we loaded up fancy dresses and shoes and ties, and kids, and a lot of yarn. While I waited for Kevin to finish packing his travel entertainment–Dungeon…
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In Which Lessons Are Learned.
Sometimes, a project doesn’t pan out. For me, that is always frustrating but I am trying to learn from my mistakes — especially in sewing, which is where this tale of woe occurs. Yesterday, I sewed up the Mathilde Blouse by Tilly and the Buttons. I used a really lightweight white voile fabric, intending this…
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Into the Void.
Well it took a month to knit, two weeks to finally block, and four days to dry. She’s done and she is glorious. This is Void, a beautiful pattern by Melanie Berg. The pattern is very well written and I can see how so many people enjoyed knitting it. I did follow her note in…
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Killing me softly.
Socks. I talk of them often. A self proclaimed sock addict, I have a pair on my needles at all times. But lately, I find these oh-so-light-and-portable projects are weighing me down. You may recall at the beginning of the year, I set out to knit two pairs of socks every month. One rainbow and…
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Like bees.
We have been a wee bit busy around our household. Typically we don’t do much in September, leaving that time to get back in the swing of things with the new school year. Such has not been the case this September, though! We’ve had friends over to stay and have taken the first of two…
Knit 1, Make 2 