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My ramblings about knitting, raising kids and teaching.
About Me
- Alaina
- Minnesota, United States
- Who I am...40+, Mom of 4 boys, newbie knitter, teacher, stamper, gardener, sister, friend, a kind heart
Dishrag Tag Team Progress
Questionaires
Patterns I've used....
A listing of some of the sites I've visited.....
- A Few Stitches Short - Susan
- Adventures of My Creativity - Sharon
- Alabama Fiber Dreams - Bubblesknits/Jessi
- Crazy Aunt Purl
- Darcy's Knotty Knitter - Darcy
- Free Land - Becky
- Grammy Kat - Kathie
- Gypsy Knits
- Holly's Hooks or Needles - Holly
- Jane Doe Jenn's Blog - Jennifer
- Jelly Wares - Jodie
- Knit Picks
- Knit Wit - Alana
- Knittea - Channon
- Knitters not Quitters - Erin
- Knitting Daily
- Knitting Gal - Donna
- KSee Kreations
- Lotus Knits
- Newbie Knitter - Sue
- NH Knitting Mama - Mandy
- Pony Knit - Alicia
- Reading and Knitting Corner - Mandy
- Shut Up I'm Counting - Cass
- Tangled Up In Knots - Megan
- The Bag lady and the Pro - Anne & Martina
- The Heathen Housewife - Shelly
- Times We are Living - Rachel
- To Knit or Knot - Jen C
- Yarn Harlot - Stephanie
- Yarn Miracle - Emily
Non-knitting Blogs
Those who have spoiled me....
People I've Spoiled...
Blog Archive
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- My yarn
- Dog Days of Summer Questionaire
- Second attempt
- Button, Button, whose got the button?
- Shopping
- Still working on those buttons
- stitch markers
- I am such a softy for a man with a hammer...
- I AM going to figure this out...
- stitch markers
- Dishcloths...
- Too small
- Ready for felting
- A mom's dilemma
- Slipper update
- Too small
- In the meantime
- Plain Vanilla Pullover KAL
- furry face
- 1st project
- Lotus Knits!: Yarn Contest!
- Spiders
- My boys...
- Chris' hat
- Chris' hat
- Sqeekers getting in the pic
- second attempt at socks
- My socks...
- me
- My pretty kitty
- Monday morning
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1 comment:
I am SO tempted to join the KAL. I've never knit a sweater and it seems like it would take forever, but it sounds fun. Also, I'm not teeny tiny like Cass, so mine would take a lot more stitches!!!
Needle felting: After my bag was felted, I laid wool yarn over the top and repeatedly "stabbed" it with a series of 3 sizes of special needles. They cause the fibers to meld together somehow, and the results are great. The yarn flattens out and becomes a part of the felted base.
The dishcloth pattern came from the Dishcloth Botique. (I think that's what it's called.) Anyway, you can get to it from the Dishcloth exchange blog. They have lots of cute patterns on that site, and they're all free.
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