Archive for the 'Artisan Knits' Category

Sep 01 2008

Babes & Handknits

Published by Amy under Artisan Knits

Recently I had the opportunity to meet Baby Luke, the late July arrival that had me diving into my dishcloth cotton. I dropped off a meal so his Mom didn’t have to cook and also gifted a few baby knits. His Mom and Grandma (who was visiting from CA) are both knitters & immediately wanted to [...]

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Aug 28 2008

A Few Stitches

Published by Amy under Artisan Knits

Stitches Midwest was this past weekend here in Chicagoland. My last two years at Stitches have been “full on fiber” excursions for me - this year was different. Within the last month I received an email from the Debbie Macomber site that included a coupon for free admission to Stitches on Sunday when Debbie would be [...]

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Aug 24 2008

In tutto il traguardo

Published by Amy under Ravelympics

…Across the finish line…
On Thursday evening I finished my Olympic shawl as the men’s beach volleyball gold medal match began - it took 45 minutes to work my way across the final row. On Friday evening, I gave the shawl a good soak and then used my blocking wires to transform a lumpy mound of [...]

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Aug 15 2008

A Return to Capri

Published by Amy under Ravelympics

…no, unfortunately not a return to the isle where I snapped the picture in my blog header…
Well in advance of the buzz on Ravelry about the Ravelympics, I had started to ponder what my Olympic Knitting Project would be as I watched the games in Beijing.
For the Winter games in 2006, I joined in the [...]

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Aug 11 2008

An Obvious O

Published by Amy under ABC Along 2008, Artisan Knits

My plan for Friday evening was simple - watch the Olympic Opening Ceremony and cast on for a new knitting project. Earlier this summer I started thinking about what my Olympic knitting project would be. As I mentioned during the Winter Knit Olympics, crafting has always been a part of Artisan Family Olympic Watching. For [...]

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