Heather jumped on the interview bandwagon, and I asked her to interview me. So here are her questions and my answers:
1) Who taught you to knit? How old were you? (Stole this from Mim interviewing Jacquie)My mother, who used to knit a lot of our clothes. I think [...]
Read: The Interview
I finished the back of the Dollar and a Half Cardigan. Or at least I think. I’m going to block it and see if I think the fit will be right before I start on the front pieces.
That leaves me free to work on Icarus tonight. Yippee!
I will not be defeated. Not by some stupid tasteless strawberries.
Arming myself with the Internet and one of my favorite websites, I searched for strawberry recipes and came up with this one for Strawberry Bread. It sounded pretty good, and I actually had the ingredients on hand (very important – I had no plans to [...]
Read: Un-Bleched
Don’t be fooled by those beautiful, big, red strawberries at Costco. These must be ones that have been genetically modified to be red long before they’re ripe. I guess I’ll be making something out of them that has a lot of sugar in it.
Read: Blech
Yipee!! I’m finally into the lacy bits of Icarus. OK, so I’m only one row into Chart 2, but at least I’m finally there. Now I’m energized! Too bad I won’t be able to work on it tonight. Maybe if I skip SnB tonight. (Nah, what am I saying?) Besides, I have Dollar and a [...]
Read: The Lacy Bits
 Cabled Sheep lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she enjoys knitting and munching veggies out of the garden. |
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