Today I gave myself a very short chore list. My plans included typing up not one but 2 new patterns. This involved finishing the second one, which is on the verge last round right now. Going to the computer and typing them. Taking some pictures. Seeing if a friend had time to read through the second pattern. I also wanted to start a baby blanket, there must be something in the water, I have 2 to make so far this year.
What actually happened was that I got half way through my chores. Then the sounds did not sound right at the other end of the house. I got there just before Eric created 3 more loads of laundry. So the rest of the day was spent dashing to the washing machine to put a finished load in the dryer and start the next load. The last load of the day hit the dryer at 11:45pm. Did I mention how grateful I am to have a washer and dryer at home?
Because I was popping up and down no knitting was done until after 5:00pm, when I just had a little time while training a new aide. She was great. She was quick and smart. I only had to show her things once. To bad she was just a fill in. She would be perfect for our Sunday night opening.
I was so tired that John made the sandwiches for dinner. Thank you John. Right now I am waiting to see if Eric is going to go to sleep before the sun rises later this morning. Wish me good luck on that one.
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Showing posts with label Pattern designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pattern designs. Show all posts
Sunday, January 20, 2019
Time to Laugh
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Saturday, June 21, 2014
Morning Glory
The second pattern that was released on Thursday is called Morning Glory. John came up with the name. This shawl and pattern can be found at Kiwi Knitting Company here in Tucson. By a remarkable coincidence You can get this pattern and yarn exclusively at Kiwi Knitting Company here in Tucson. You will find the yarn in the sock section of the store along with the shawl. Stop buy to get the pattern and yarn. Join the group at the knitting table and start your project.
The Kiwi Knitting Company
2540 E. 6th Street
Tucson AZ
(520) 881-1319
On line the The Kiwi Knitting Company can be found here. The normal store hours are Monday through Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. If Tucson is part of your summer travels please keep in mind that The Kiwi Knitting Company will be closed from June 30th to July 11, 2014.
The pattern is a beginning one skein wonder. The yarn is Regina Fluormania Color by Schachenmayr. Perfect for the slight chill in the air on summer evenings, with a very nice drape. It is done in garter stitch. The only skills needed to knit this shawl are the ability to do yarn overs, and knit2together.
The Kiwi Knitting Company
2540 E. 6th Street
Tucson AZ
(520) 881-1319
On line the The Kiwi Knitting Company can be found here. The normal store hours are Monday through Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. If Tucson is part of your summer travels please keep in mind that The Kiwi Knitting Company will be closed from June 30th to July 11, 2014.
The pattern is a beginning one skein wonder. The yarn is Regina Fluormania Color by Schachenmayr. Perfect for the slight chill in the air on summer evenings, with a very nice drape. It is done in garter stitch. The only skills needed to knit this shawl are the ability to do yarn overs, and knit2together.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
A Short Catch Up
It has been a busy couple of days around here. The days have been long and the results are amazing despite Eric not sleeping well.
Tuesday was a day full of appointments. Followed by an afternoon of making jewelry and packing up for Wednesday.
Yesterday was a big day for Eric's Day program, the Taglit group. The fund raiser was to try to earn enough money to fund the garden and nutrition program. The very good news is that the goal was achieved. There are still a few plants and hand knit cotton soap bags available. So Just drop by the JCC between 8 am and 3 pm. Monday through Friday. Stop by the front desk and say that you would like to buy a plant or a soap bag to support the Taglit program. Sixty three items left my stash of handmade items to help the cause. Just think about how much yarn was used from my stash.
This means I have a chance to create more items and will have a lot of room for them. My to do list will go as follows:
Since I spent the entire day at the Tucson JCC yesterday house cleaning started at 6 am today. I am so lucky that John did the windows and all of the polishing. This let me do the laundry and other work that I needed to do. I got the last skein of Yarn for Teri's shawl wound, but I was much to tired to knit today. Tomorrow will be full of cooking and cleaning. Since Eric is asleep I think I will end the blog post here tonight.
Tuesday was a day full of appointments. Followed by an afternoon of making jewelry and packing up for Wednesday.
Yesterday was a big day for Eric's Day program, the Taglit group. The fund raiser was to try to earn enough money to fund the garden and nutrition program. The very good news is that the goal was achieved. There are still a few plants and hand knit cotton soap bags available. So Just drop by the JCC between 8 am and 3 pm. Monday through Friday. Stop by the front desk and say that you would like to buy a plant or a soap bag to support the Taglit program. Sixty three items left my stash of handmade items to help the cause. Just think about how much yarn was used from my stash.
This means I have a chance to create more items and will have a lot of room for them. My to do list will go as follows:
- Teri's shawl ( a home project ). 1 1/2 skeins to go.
- Project Gratitude scarfs ( my on the go project )
- Teri's queen size blanket that I started her 1L year. This project has gone a little slower than I would have liked. Yes Teri has finished 3 years of law school and passed the California Bar. But in my defense I did finish the pair of socks that I started when Teri and I were looking at law schools. Yes a very poor defense. ( a dining room table project ) 2/3 left to knit.
- Some things for me that I have wanted to knit for me.
- Adding some more shawls to my inventory. ( knitting with girls friends)
- Knitting a few different style hats.
- Make some more pretty jewelry and possibly make some shawl pins.
- To card some of my own batts.
- Type up and take photo's of new pattern designs.
- Finish a few new designs.
- Last but not least to find some time to spin.
Since I spent the entire day at the Tucson JCC yesterday house cleaning started at 6 am today. I am so lucky that John did the windows and all of the polishing. This let me do the laundry and other work that I needed to do. I got the last skein of Yarn for Teri's shawl wound, but I was much to tired to knit today. Tomorrow will be full of cooking and cleaning. Since Eric is asleep I think I will end the blog post here tonight.
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cooking,
Fundraiser,
jewelry,
Pattern designs,
Project Gratitude,
soap bags,
stash busting,
Taglit,
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