ONE. I'm OK again. Took a few days. Thank you for thinking of me!
TWO: I scored a seat in a class with Norah Gaughan on November 1st, at Colorful Stitches in Lenox, Mass.
THREE: There is going to be another Contemplative Knitting Retreat at the end of January, where I'll be teaching. Details to follow in a couple of weeks.
FOUR: I messed up the armhole/sleeve on the kid's sweater. Tonight, after work, I will rip and re-do.
FIVE: Next weekend is the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival. I will be helping out in the SLIVER MOON booth, and they in turn will let me sell some handdyed yarn again. So guess what? I have been trying to get yarn dyed every free minute.
SIX: Crafty Girl is getting her braces installed on Tuesday. We stocked up on tylenol and soft food.
SEVEN: Gotta run!
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- Karin
- Albany, NY
- knitter, wife, mom. Yes in that order because I've been knitting since I was 8. Add to that: hand dyer, designer, sometime spinner.
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3 comments:
Norah Gaughan, you lucky, lucky thing!
I found a recipe for mango custard on the net yesterday... Much sympathy to your daughter re the braces, but it beats not ever getting them. I got mine on in high school and had to wear them through college because they decided to put more braces on my wisdom teeth when they came in. So after three years of that, the doctor was debating one more month or not. I told him, "I'm getting married tomorrow."
"OFF!!!! You don't want those in your wedding pictures!!!"
Hey. Fine with me.
see you at the festival :-)
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