It's grey and rainy in Vancouver, but spring's pretty much already started so I'm not too worried about any unpleasant prognostications today. BING!
Regardless, instead of passing out from exhaustion
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Kim Werker
Nothing is too precious to try at least once.
Finished Projects
No Shadows in Sight. BING!
Warming My Poor, Cold Head
Working outside of my house means, you know, hat head blows. So I needed a slouchy hat and here's what I made. Read more about it on the Crochet Me blog.
Summary
Pattern: Phannie, by Phoebe Gaug
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Whispers of Home Ec
First Embroidery: Finished, originally uploaded by kpwerker.
When I was in the seventh grade we had to take home ec. I hated it. Mostly because I hated my teacher. She was everything the stereoty
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Love the Ugly Scarf
Love the Ugly Scarf, originally uploaded by kpwerker.
I started this scarf during Knitting Daily TV taping in September. I had a sample ball of yarn, came into a sample pair of needles, and picke
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Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing
Neck Warmer, originally uploaded by kpwerker.
Not really a sheep or a wolf; I have no idea where that came from. But this is the first time I've knit something that made me realize how flexible k
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My Ovaries Made Me Do It
On Tuesday our good friends welcomed the most adorable infant into this world and on hearing the news an hour after she was born, my ovaries hijacked my body and made me crochet a tiny blanket.
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Wee Sweater: Fin
Wee Sweater: Fin, originally uploaded by kpwerker.
Pattern: Reversible Winter Capelet, by Julsey
Yarn: Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Superchunky, just under 3 skeins
Needles: Size 11 Denise
Started:
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The Forecast is for Completion
After two years (nearly to the week), I've finished my Forecast sweater. This is unprecedented finishing for me: four projects in the last three weeks, two of them garments and one a blanket. My mothe
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Icelandic Turtleneck: Fin
Icelandic Turtleneck: Fin, originally uploaded by kpwerker.
I'm on a roll. And I love this sweater!
Started: April 2007
Finished: 26th January 2008
Pattern: Icelandic Turtleneck by Chloe Nig
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Ripple Blanket: Fin.
Fin., originally uploaded by kpwerker.
I've finished my ripple. With five balls of yarn left in my grab-bag, I just couldn't go any further. I joined one ball, ripped, joined another. Until I j
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