Archive for August, 2006

Aug 24 2006

Grandma’s Favorite

Published by Amy under Family & Friends

Happy Birthday Grandma!
 
Today my grandma celebrates 92 fabulous years! 

Growing up, our house was always stocked with “Grandma’s Favorite” dishcloths made by her. In 1997 I visited her in California for a long weekend so she could teach me to knit using that dishcloth pattern as my starter project. Even as I learn new knit skills, […]

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Aug 20 2006

Making Stitches…

Published by Amy under Artisan Knits, Books, Sally Says

After last weekends’ fun at Stitches Midwest, this weekend has turned into another one filled with yarn fun - this time it was more focused on turning yarn into stitches.
On Friday morning I was on the 6:28 AM flight from Chattanooga back to Chicago. Since I couldn’t bring coffee on board to keep me awake, […]

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Aug 14 2006

In Stitches…

Published by Amy under Artisan Knits

Indeed…this is another post recounting a Stitches Midwest experience…
When I first got my Stitches brochure earlier this spring I circled several classes that I was interested in taking & thought it would be fun to take a day off from work to knit/learn. I never got around to registering…then I was assigned to this project […]

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Aug 09 2006

3 Cheers!

Published by Amy under Family & Friends

We interrupt this blog to celebrate some folks near & dear to me…August 9th has always been a celebration day for me…
It started when my little sister was born 29 years ago!

Happy Birthday REBEC!
(This picture was taken when she was in kindergarten…now she is a high school teacher who just started her 8th year of […]

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Aug 07 2006

Of Bibs & Books

One of the things that I have always liked about the “Grandma’s favorite” dishcloth pattern is the simplicity of it. You don’t have to think - your hands can just knit & your brain doesn’t even have to be “on” in order to make progress. Even with the larger baby blanket size of the pattern it […]

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