I haven't been as quite as busy knitting recently. I am busy compiling my component of next year's school curriculum! Hopefully we'll be mostly done by this weekend? If you want to know what next year's top secret, ultra kid grabbing adventure is--TOUGH. You can wait, just like my kids.
(This absolutely counts under the "creative things I am working on" label.)
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Top Secret Mission
Posted by Bridey at 1:20 AM 2 comments
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Baby Sweater
This is the "Girly" brown sweater. I had big plans for pink, but I had a special request for brown. According to the pattern, it is measuring at a size 6/9 months. However, it fits Isabella everywhere but the sleeve length. Hmmmm. Those Nordic women from the site where I got the pattern must have big babies. (Either that or Isabella is just a tiny little squirt).
Posted by Bridey at 12:45 PM 3 comments
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Knitting at the speed of light
This little sweater is for Isabella. I have unraveled it all the way down to the purple zig zag to change the colors around. This one is taking too long--I'm trying to stay interested.
My latest creative obsession has been knitting. It's about 9 months old actually. Shouldn't I have a baby to show for it? I actually have quite a few babies. I knitted so many hats over christmas I can't even remember how many there were. Of course, I give away most of my "posterity" for gifts so, naturally, I don't have pictures for them. But these are a couple of the latest.
Why do I love knitting??
1. One can pick it up and set it down anywhere, anytime.
2. Unlike my other needle art passion--english smocking and heirloom embroidery--when I finish, I'm finished. I always have a pile waiting for me to set up the sewing machine and dedicate the hours it takes to constructing the garment.
3. The baby items, in particular, go quickly, are satisfying, and can be completed before I get too bored with the project.
4. It's fabulous fun.
Posted by Bridey at 1:03 PM 2 comments
Thursday, March 26, 2009
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