My own little corner of the knit blogging world
After my middle had bowling practice, I spun a bit on Saturday. This was more of a fun, no cares type of spinning project. The fiber is a White Targhee / Debouillet cross I bought from the Woolery. I bought 4 pounds of it thankfully as I am completely in love with this fiber. I'm… Continue reading Spinning Saturday
One benefit of a blog is accountability for projects. Ages ago I had a video podcast and I really liked the push to show progress each week. For a small amount of time, I considered starting it again, however, my house is rarely quiet enough to record a podcast. Let alone, finding the time to… Continue reading WIP Wednesday
Three young cotton plants in a raised garden bed Earlier this year I decided to grow cotton in our home garden, at the time I had no idea what I'd do with the harvest. My skills in the garden are probably that of a novice so maybe I wouldn't get more than a small handful… Continue reading Garden experiments
This post appeared in an old site of mine focused on knitting hats for preemies. I'm putting it here so it's still available. The following links go-to patterns that have been designed for premature and newborn infants. Ravelry patterns require free registration KNIT patterns Light fingering weight Circle of love beanie *Ravelry link* (This pattern makes… Continue reading Preemie hat patterns
This post appeared in an old site of mine focused on knitting hats for preemies. I'm putting it here so it's still available. Premature babies come in all sizes, some born too early to survive. Each baby, no matter how small, should have a hat to keep them warm. Gestational Age (weeks)11121314151617181920Total length (inches) 4567899.510Weight (ounces) 0.751.52.53.556.758.7510Head… Continue reading In all shapes and sizes
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