Do you share your red pepper soup or potato salad recipes? I found you a round about way: My SP10 is being spoiled by Lorena. So I now visit her blog and she posts recently that she received her invite to Ravelry. Hence, I take a look at Ravelry, having never heard of it. And as you probably know, you are on their 27 screen shots page. Your knitting is gorgeous and your photos of your projects have inspired me to rephoto my children wearing my knits. Thanks.
The reason you cough when you clean your ear is a never that only a small part of the populating has--Arnold's nerve--I have it too:-) Cheesey but tru fact--I love all of you 100 things!
Hey... you can felt w/ a front loader... "I can’t felt because I have a front loading washing machine." I live in the UK where that is all we have and I felt loads of things... honest... wouldn't lie...promise.
This is such a cool post. I, too, am a regular-church-attending Roman Catholic who loves folding laundry (except fitted sheets), would much rather eat potato chips over chocolate, prefer Abbey Road over all the other Beatles albums, broke a bone in grade school by falling off of the monkey bars, hate talking on the phone, sleep on the left side of the bed, take baths instead of showers (I love Lush bath stuff), and I loved - I mean, I REALLY loved - watching The Point when I was little. I had the story on record and I was thrilled when my mom bought a VCR so I could watch it on the little screen.
But alas, I have not finished the green sweater. Sufficed to say, I haven't even started it yet.
I absolutely fell in love with your navy Phildar Layettes hoodie. My best friend is having her first grandchild in Oct - the sweater would be a great Christmas present. I am having a time finding the pattern.Can you tell me the number of the Phildar book and page number?
Hi, random browsing. You can felt in a front loader, just put stuff in, like jeans, to add some friction. And I didn't want my son to play with guns either, so he made them out of anything and everything he could find and became totally obsessed. The he carried a penknife everywhere with him for several years til his prized possession was confiscated by a policeman when he was about 14. Now he is a 21 and a chef and carries £300 worth of knives around in a fancy bag and is totally well adjusted, so it just goes to show you never can tell. much love Martine
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Welcome to the Letter Zed webring :)
Im glad you signed up -- you knit so beautifully, and I look forward to seeing what else you create.
found your blog throught he Letter Zed.
your baby is divinely beautiful !
I love your 100 things- and you really do knit beautifully...
Do you share your red pepper soup or potato salad recipes? I found you a round about way: My SP10 is being spoiled by Lorena. So I now visit her blog and she posts recently that she received her invite to Ravelry. Hence, I take a look at Ravelry, having never heard of it. And as you probably know, you are on their 27 screen shots page. Your knitting is gorgeous and your photos of your projects have inspired me to rephoto my children wearing my knits. Thanks.
The reason you cough when you clean your ear is a never that only a small part of the populating has--Arnold's nerve--I have it too:-) Cheesey but tru fact--I love all of you 100 things!
Hey... you can felt w/ a front loader... "I can’t felt because I have a front loading washing machine." I live in the UK where that is all we have and I felt loads of things... honest... wouldn't lie...promise.
This is such a cool post. I, too, am a regular-church-attending Roman Catholic who loves folding laundry (except fitted sheets), would much rather eat potato chips over chocolate, prefer Abbey Road over all the other Beatles albums, broke a bone in grade school by falling off of the monkey bars, hate talking on the phone, sleep on the left side of the bed, take baths instead of showers (I love Lush bath stuff), and I loved - I mean, I REALLY loved - watching The Point when I was little. I had the story on record and I was thrilled when my mom bought a VCR so I could watch it on the little screen.
But alas, I have not finished the green sweater. Sufficed to say, I haven't even started it yet.
I would love to have the recipe to your red pepper soup. Yum. my favorite but never made it.
I absolutely fell in love with your navy Phildar Layettes hoodie. My best friend is having her first grandchild in Oct - the sweater would be a great Christmas present. I am having a time finding the pattern.Can you tell me the number of the Phildar book and page number?
Hi, random browsing. You can felt in a front loader, just put stuff in, like jeans, to add some friction. And I didn't want my son to play with guns either, so he made them out of anything and everything he could find and became totally obsessed. The he carried a penknife everywhere with him for several years til his prized possession was confiscated by a policeman when he was about 14. Now he is a 21 and a chef and carries £300 worth of knives around in a fancy bag and is totally well adjusted, so it just goes to show you never can tell. much love Martine
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