
So, to do this thing right, I am doing a gauge swatch. Actually, I do one for each project I work on... well, almost always. It sure does save a lot of time.
Ard Schenk won the Olympic speedskating gold medal in 1972 and all the boys in Holland wore caps similar to his; this 'Papingmuts' style had been popular at least since the 1930's.
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This last week I actually managed to complete to more project for the Christmas stash. I think that puts me roughly a quarter of the way through this thing.

I suspect that everyone has their pattern and proverbial doo doo together by now. So start date on the KAL.... This coming Saturday!

This weekend, I was just sitting at my desk, bored and had nothing to do. Then out of the corner of my eye, I say this ball of yarn staring at me intently.

Because I have done it!
I have finally gotten into Ravelry! I have ravelried myself!

We had our 3rd Knit and Crochet group meeting Thursday evening here in Murfreesboro. I think things went well. Several people left early, Most stayed until the library closed.

Just wanted to take a minute and finally say hello. Been reading a lot of the posts and it's good to finally meet a group of guys that love what I'm passionate about.

One of the pleasures of the Portuguese method is that of “playing” the yarn. The yarn is stretched taut from the knitter’s neck to the needle.