Monthly Archives: July 2007

Oh, no! It is happening again! I am busy — crazy busy — and it is showing in my knitting. It is a sickness. The symptoms? Startitis, and extreme frogging. So what am I knitting? Still crawling through the re-knit … Continue reading →

I am happily typing from Sereknity’s new base of operations — my home studio! I have been puttering around in here for two days now, slowly setting up and just standing around, admiring. I cried when hubby wrote this…isn’t that … Continue reading →

Blogless Kendra’s Wristers Not much dyeing going on here. A few batts have been cranked, and a few rows knit, but other than that no direct fibery goodness. BUT, today I move into the studio!! YAY! From there, I will … Continue reading →

This is Gracie! Over the weekend, we went to her christening — hubby and I had the incredible honor of being her godparents — but didn’t get much one-on-one time, so the kids and I trekked on over to Chez … Continue reading →

How fortunate am I to live in this wonderful world of fibery New England goodness? No more than 20 minutes from my from door the TKGA Knit and Crochet show was held this weekend. I made a quick run through … Continue reading →

I have just been a blogging fool lately, now haven’t I? Well, I wish I could post my fix to the MS3 shawl, but I thought I would block it on the needles first so I could see better. Lace … Continue reading →

So, this morning I awoke thrilled to discover that after 7 hours, being awake with my early rising daughter and not having yet gone out, my little puppy had not had any accidents. Yay, Chewie! (Yes, crazy as we are, … Continue reading →

Oh my goodness, this MS3 stole thing is quite addicting. My progress is small, but I am happy with it. I made the rash decision to skip swatching and just jump in and knit, as I was already running behind. … Continue reading →

Seriously. I had no intentions of starting new projects — the WIPs and queue overfloweth, there are great quantities of yarn to be dyed, fiber to be carded, listings to write, and a studio to finish. I had finished a … Continue reading →