Once upon a Thursday, I was trying to figure out if Sea Cell would be an ok sock yarn component (survey says no) and I was able to welcome an ipad owner that was surfing Ravelry in my LYS to Texas. She just moved here and I can say that I am glad she did….although I think at some point, I might have to find something I can knit with Sea Cell. The idea of knitting with seaweed is just too inviting – weird things hold appeal for me.
Oh, and I fell down and bought yarn. It is Lorna’s Laces Solemate and Cascade Heritage Silk. One day, these hanks will grow up to be lovely socks.
Katherine the Great
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. Mostly I tell stories about knitting.
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. Mostly I tell stories about knitting.
Jun 19
2012
Jun 12
2012
1. She is fine with me calling her a hairdresser (this is what my mom calls herself), stylist, or hair lady. She’s fabulously easygoing and I love having people like that in my life.
2. She’s cool with me knitting A LOT and she’ll talk knitting with me even though I have not yet converted her to the cult.
3. She’s hilarious and certainly cheaper than therapy.
4. She’s part magician. Sometimes I wish I had a little elf version of her to fix my hair in the mornings.
5. She’s a really good sport when I ask her to take photos for my blog!
Jun 09
2012
…is a week long and begins today.
I’m going to attempt to knit in public a little bit each day and will report back on my progress. Do you have plans for Public Display of Knitting?