August 31, 2007
NO WORDS, JUST CLICKING NEEDLES
I haven't had anything to say for a few days. I have not been online much, and even when I have been, I don't ever come up with anything to say. Except knitting stuff, and I'm not sure how many of you are interested in knitting stuff. But I was looking for patterns for chemo caps (found some good ones here at
Head Huggers) and somehow stumbled across
the cutest baby bib. I love peas, they're probably my favorite veggie, so I thought this was magnificent.
Now if you'll excuse me, my lion needs a mane and my snowman hat needs a carrot nose.
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Thanks for the link! It has crochet patterns too! YAY!
Posted by: Green at August 31, 2007 01:36 PM (VqW06)
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Sick. You like peas? Our friendship is so over.
How come I never knew that about you?
Posted by: Erin at August 31, 2007 05:33 PM (XRza7)
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an interesting side note to the "Eat Your Peas" bibs - the first 2 bibs went to babies whose daddy's hate peas . . . I had no idea people hate peas!
Suze - a pea lover herself
Posted by: Suzanne at September 10, 2007 12:53 PM (RwJ1Z)
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August 28, 2007
IN AWE
Ack, I've totally met my Better when it comes to stuffed animals! Look at
Amethyst's turtle. I better get cracking on that lion so I can hold my own.
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August 26, 2007
CUTE AFTER ALL
OK, the octopus is finished. He's not as cute and chubby as
this crocheted one, but I'll be darned if he doesn't look like a smiling octopus. Well, maybe more like a squid, but whatever. And nevermind that he's three times the size of
the rhinoceros I made. Charlie immediately took a liking to him and decided to curl up like best buds.
Now to finish the lion I started...
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Posted by: Green at August 27, 2007 06:35 AM (VqW06)
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Dang, he's cute.
I'm at work (and will be for the next 240 or so hours), so I'll call you this weekend. Promise.
Posted by: Erin at August 27, 2007 09:30 AM (ElP9U)
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Very cute. The octopus, the dog, and the two of them together.
Posted by: Butterfly Wife at August 27, 2007 10:15 AM (/LiOe)
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He's pretty cute (and I really like that rhinoceros). The octopus's legs must have taken quite a while.
And thanks for the comment on my octopus.
Posted by: Amethyst at August 28, 2007 04:00 AM (IvGyM)
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Our pig has a special place in our hearts and home. Are you going for a Noah's Arc theme?
Posted by: jennifer at September 01, 2007 10:20 AM (TMBJh)
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August 18, 2007
CRAFTING AMBIDEXTERITY
I've been tempted by the Dark Side.
Craft-minded readers will notice that this stack of squares is not knitting but...gulp...crochet.
A friend of mine is compiling afghans for a charity. She asked for 6x6 squares, and she goaded me into trying my hand at crocheting them. At first I hated it with a passion, starting and ripping and starting and ripping. I did more un-crocheting than crocheting. But eventually I got the hang of it and figured out how to read the patterns. I got a lot of practice in on these squares, and boy howdy does crochet use up a lot of yarn. Stash depletion for a good cause = awesome.
I picked up my knitting again last night, and it sure felt good. But I think I will venture into crochet again sometime in the future. Especially to make the Exchange Bag from the Happy Hooker book.
And this girl's octopus is turning out waaay cuter than mine. Mine, I fear, is going to look more like a real octopus than a cartoon one (i.e. ugly and scary). I have images of my infant wrapped up in it à la 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Maybe once I put a smile on him, he will seem like a friendly overbearing monster...
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I do hope you're still planning to teach me to knit at the next spousebuzz. I'm DYING to learn. I already crochet - a LOT- but I'm really missing out on a lot of cute patterns by not knowing how to knit.
I can bring an offering.
Posted by: airforcewife at August 18, 2007 12:30 PM (emgKQ)
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Nooooo...Use the Force Luke, do not turn to the Dark Side.
Posted by: Mare at August 18, 2007 12:53 PM (NVYkg)
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YAY!!! Another crocheter! I just posted pictures of my projects...
Posted by: Green at August 19, 2007 07:52 AM (HFGqC)
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I want to learn how to knit, too. My grandmother was very crafty. She taught me how to crochet, paint, cross-stitch, etc., but I never learned how to knit.
One of my most prized possessions is an afghan that my grandmother and I made together one summer when I was sick and had to stay indoors. She died many years ago. Each time I look at our afghan, I am reminded of the many hours that I was able to spend with my grandmother as we made the afghan together, and it's a wonderful memory.
Posted by: Andi at August 20, 2007 04:53 AM (41i5Y)
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