Ann yeong!
I'm behind again I'm afraid on reading your blogs. Pls forgive me; I plan to read on the iPad this weekend.
Kamsa hamnida for sharing your crazy yarn experiences. I've knitted with ribbon and with fun fur. Oh boy were those a challenge.
I've been so caught up on working on inventory all this week that I didn't work on the KSH cowl - eek! I'm working through the drawers and bins again to log in any new yarn that hasn't been recorded yet. I finished three drawers and a big bin today. Man, I have tons of worsted and a good sock yarn stash!
To answer two quick questions...I was able to bring in knitting into the courthouse building but I only knitted during breaks. You can't knit while in a district room where the judge is. Here is the WEBS link to their blog which is featuring their "31 Days to Get Organized."
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I found that button container! It was hiding in my MET bag. I happened to pull the bag out to look for any skein of yarn that didn't get put away and wa-la! There was the little container nestled in a fold of the tote bag.
As you can imagine, Princess Cupcake was very happy to use one of her cat buttons.
I seriously need to make myself one of these cuffs, probably in some yummy yarn like silk, cashmere, or pashmina.
Speaking of Her Royal Highness...
The 8 year old decided to pick up her needles again and whipped out a garter st bracelet for a nice classmate of hers and the student's older sister:
She's happy to finally be able to gift them tomorrow.
To see more great FOs, click over to Tami's.
What are you up to this weekend?
I finally made it to your blog! You are always really nice to leave comments on every post on my blog. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe cuffs are so pretty! I love the buttons!
I've been doing the 31 days to get organized also I still need to catch up. Adding my stash on Ravelry is taking longer than I was hoping because I keep working on other things but hopefully this weekend I will finish that so I can continue with the next posts. Good luck with your catching up.:)
Love the little bands and the buttons are very cute. Way to go Princess cupcake, those sure are some pretty bracelets.
ReplyDeleteI love these cuffs! I'm going to have to make some with scrap yarn!!!! Have a lovely weekend x
ReplyDeleteI love those cat buttons, they look fab! Very impressed at your 8 year old's knitting skills too :-)
ReplyDeleteYou so need to flash your yarn stash :-p
Please tell the Princess that I am very impressed with her cuffs. She is a nice friend to give them away!
ReplyDeleteWow, those are too cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad she picked up the needles again. Now, we just need to teach her the mantra of Veruca (the most selfish of knitters): knit what you want, when you want, for whomever you want :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I love it that your daughter knitted her friends a present! So sweet!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to knit some jewelry (particulary bracelets) and I love seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteThose cuffs/bracelets are cute, and the fun buttons are such a huge part of them! Very fun. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful cuffs, the buttons really make them!
ReplyDeleteAnn yeong! (my mom is Korean!)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog, but have seen you on Ravelry in various groups (including Project: Stash). I love your posts and pictures! Adding yours to the reading list.