Welcome. I hope to have a blog where I can share my knitting ideas, original patterns, and hints and tips I find in other places. I also want to track my knitting progress and view projects as they are created through various stages.
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I so much enjoyed reading your knitting blog. I love that you posted your patterns for the ice scraper mitts and the Moonlight Mohair Scarf. You have inspired me to try both of your patterns.
I bought some of the Moonlight Mohair in the coral reef colorway, when I was up in New Hampshire for Thanksgiving just because it was so pretty. No idea what to do with it until I stumbled across your blog. Thanks to you, I am all set to start knitting a scarf.
I really appreciate your being so generous and sharing your patterns with all of us on the internet. Dorothy
There are so many different kinds of people in this world. Some are born to be athletes, others are born to be musicians. Lots of people play baseball or football. But few are born to be true athletes. Many people listen to music, sing in a choir, or play in a high school band. But few are born to be musicians. There are lots of knitters out there today. But few are born to knit!
You know you are born to knit when your yarn stash is larger than the inventory at the local yarn store. You wake up in the night and count stitches instead of sheep. When you think of sheep you think of wool.
And just because I have lymphedema, does not mean that I have lost my love of fiber. I will find a way…
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I so much enjoyed reading your knitting blog.
I love that you posted your patterns for the ice scraper mitts and the Moonlight Mohair Scarf.
You have inspired me to try both of your patterns.
I bought some of the Moonlight Mohair in the coral reef colorway, when I was up in New Hampshire
for Thanksgiving just because it was so pretty. No idea what to do with it until I stumbled across your blog. Thanks to you, I am all set to start knitting a scarf.
I really appreciate your being so generous and sharing your patterns with all of us on the internet.
Dorothy
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