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My thoughts on knitting, spinning, and parenting.
KALs and such
2008 FOs
2007 FOs
- Calorimetry
- Prime Rib
- Short Row Rib
- Pink hat
- Fingerless Mitts
- Utopia hat # 2
- Utopia hat
- Calorimtery and scarf for Leah
- Reptile scarf
- Ene's scarf
- Shetland Triangle
- Wool Peddlers
- Victorian Shoulderette
- Blueberry Yarn
- Mitts for Mary
- Merino Tencel
- Fat Singles
- Blankie
- Clapotis Scarf
- I Told You So STR
- Pomatomus socks (they don't count until there is a pair)
- Charity Knitting Wristbands (2)
- Dad's green hat, from handspun
- Mistake Rib Stitch Scarf, from handspun
Fiber Traditionalists
- Absolutely Fiberholic
- An Everyday Fiber Obsession
- Ask Mama Liz
- Beavercraft
- Clickety Clack Ewe
- E's Knitting and Spinning
- Elka Knits
- Feathers and Fiber
- Fiber Corner
- Fleece Street
- Food and Yarn
- Frogs Lake
- FurBalls
- GlassNut
- Ideaphoria
- Knit Me
- Knitting Along the River
- Musings from the Palm Room
- Pink Tea
- Pleasant and Delightful
- Queenie Sisters
- Rose-Kim Knits
- Rosemary-Go-Round
- Skitter Skatter Knitting
- Spinning My Life Away
- Spinningwheel.net
- That's My Middle Name
- Tilt-a-whirl
- Wings and Strings
- With My Own Two Hands
- Yarn Harlot
- Yarn Spinner
- Yin and Yarn
3 comments:
I think you may have found a plant that likes you. Of course, can't get ivy to grow, but the toughest plant in the kingdom is thriving.
I love orchids. The real talent is making them re-bloom. I haven't managed that yet, but am very hopeful ;)
I think Holly's Critterboy may have some good tips on reblooming.
Thanks for visiting! Love the orchid! I have one on the go too. at Wow the shadow knitting - what an achievement :-)
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