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January 19, 2009 in Baby sweaters, Knitting by Kirsten
Warm, sunny, practically windless weather continues, so today I went for a long walk in Golden Gate Park. Once I reached Stow Lake, I took a break and worked a little on the orange and yellow cardigan. This is it, dangling by one two-thirds done sleeve, enjoying a view of the Chinese Pavilion:
After several attempts at knitting the sleeves in the round, I gave up and decided to go flat. Stranding that tiny circumference on small needles just wasn’t working for me.
September 6, 2010 in Knitting
Sock pair #3 for my mom is not cooperating. I started with a slipped stitch pattern that never even made it to the first couple of inches. Then I tried something else, then I tried …
September 4, 2010 in Knitting, Socks
Summer weather finally arrived last week and was here part of this week, too. It’s gone today. But all the bright light indoors made my African violet bloom like crazy and the blooms remind me …
August 29, 2010 in Hats, Knitting
I slept in until nearly 9am this morning so I had a late breakfast / early lunch. That reminded me of the Sunday Brunch hat I finished in June that hasn’t made it here yet….
August 28, 2010 in Knitting
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July 25, 2010 in Baby sweaters, Bags, Hats, Knitting
I think I may have broken my July curse and it’s safe to write a blog post. We’ll see if I make it to the end of today’s entry without messing it up somehow. Just …
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