Monthly Archives: January 2011
I am the knitting
You know, that was a nice weekend. It really was. I would do it all over again next weekend if I could. (Or maybe next month or so – gimme a chance to do laundry and expand the travel budget … Continue reading
Filed under knitting tourism
Knitting tourists have more fun
I’m spending this weekend at the Vogue Knit Live event in New York City, the first event of it’s kind from VK (but as we already know, not the last – they are planning more), and it’s been a lovely … Continue reading
Filed under knitting tourism
Knitters’ time
So. It’s cold around here. Cold enough that today it is only at the freezing mark and that means that it has “warmed up” a lot and that people are commenting on how nice the weather is. Yesterday was the … Continue reading
Filed under socks
Do-over
Every year I knit myself at least one pair of mittens or gloves. And every year, half of the pair I wear most often somehow manages to get lost. I suppose this is the normal way of things – I … Continue reading
Filed under finished object: accessories, mittens
So long, 2010
I’m a little late and a dollar short on my look back at 2010, and as I once again look ahead to a busy first few months of the new year (‘day job’ teaching, and of course a lot of … Continue reading
Cutting a Steek
This is about the point when I should really be showing off my finished fair isle yoke sweater, because it’s done and I’ve worn it and it’s lovely and comfortable. But of course, I still haven’t managed to get some … Continue reading
Filed under elizabeth zimmerman, fearless knitting, steeks
