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Archive for September, 2007

WIPs and Praying Mantis

Posted in Minimalist Cardi, WIPs, mitts, victorian lace on September 19, 2007 | 25 Comments »

I’m a day late with the WIPs, but a headache kept me off the computer yesterday evening. So, it’s WIPs on Thursday this week. In August when I started planning my autumn knitting, I wanted to get four things knitted by October: the spaced check socks (done and gifted!), the Delicato mitts, the Clarence Border [...]

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Fiberlicious Appetizers

Posted in Fiberlicious Fridays on September 15, 2007 | 14 Comments »

Three times I took photos of these three yarns on my favorite banana leaf appetizer plate and bowl. And this morning, outside on the patio was the one time things turned out the least bit presentable. I also hoped to be able to take a new picture of me in my new glasses and short [...]

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Whipping Through the WIPs

Posted in Minimalist Cardi, WIPs, socks on September 11, 2007 | 18 Comments »

I got home late today, and I have things to do, but I also wanted to keep to a WIPs on Wednesday post, so I’m going to whip through the WIPs. WIPs being my works in progress (my only aunt is a new reader, so I shall explain a few of the blogging terms as [...]

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FO: Spaced Check Socks

Posted in FOs, socks on September 9, 2007 | 15 Comments »

All this past week I kept meaning to post but didn’t get around to it. In retrospect, this is a good thing. I’ve been very grouchy. After a mild summer, September decided we must have missed having 100+ degree days with the wind blowing from due north down the valley. The north wind is not [...]

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Third Contest Winner and Autumn Plans

Posted in contests on September 3, 2007 | 13 Comments »

Saturday morning, M pulled the winning name for my First Blogiversary contest from a crystal bowl (a wedding gift). It was all on the up and up, as he was doing computer stuff and never even looked at the bowl or, for that matter, the name he pulled out. And that name was Nova, Archivist [...]

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