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Knister's , this is the curvy Noro wrap done in noro kureyon.
I love this yarn the color way, and the halo is amazing..

Here is something else I completed over the holidays. My mom wanted a head band that would also work as ear warmers. Made this out of some yarn she had laying around mad a matching cowl to go with the head band but forgot to get pictures.

http://ravel.me/santaml/hb

Good Evening Guys,

Pattern done with the long rib.

Knister's I am now able to uplode pics via my iPad, YAY!!!
Thankful for iTunes updates. With that being said I will go easy on the pics. A few each day. I hope you enjoy seeing them, and I'm thankful for the feed back.
Happy knitting, BTW, January is selfish knitting month, so go for it and knit something fabulous for yourself.

I had a post Christmas knitting season goal of finishing up a batch of unfinished items.

Just wanted to share a quick project I finished last week a crochet cowl done in malabrigo

Several of you asked for an update on the dispute I was having a few weeks ago. Well it has ended and needless to say I decided that yes I want to meet and take classes with Cat Bordhi, but not with tension in the room. If you read that it had spiraled, boy had it spiraled.

Hi guys. I'm new, but I've been following this blog for a while. I've come back to knitting after a 30 year break and WOW, aren't things different these days. Men's knitting groups on line, Ravelry, pictures of everything, help everywhere, not to mention circular needles! And the yarns are astonishing compared to the 70s/80s.

Good Morning Guys,

Well the NEw Zealand Possum Shawlette came off the needles this morning. The one skein of Possum I had was not enough to complete the project so I paired it with a cranberry color wool from my stash to complete the boarder. It is Lanaloft 100% wool from the Brown Sheep Company. Now all I need to do is block it this afternoon. I post a complete picture when she dries.

From left to right: Human Bean, Petite Pencil, one of the Hamster Herd and Plucky Mushroom-patterns taken from the book "Knitting Mochimochi: 20 Super-Cute Strange Designs for Knitted Amigurumi" by Anna Hrachovec