A blog about knitting, obviously, but also quilting and fiber. patterns! Monday, June 20, 2011. Here are the first of my mitered crosses. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. I love my Inox DPN but these are so pointy and just so beautiful to look at.

Have children or not? I am a coach, working with women from all over the world via Skype and telephone and face to face in London to help them make the biggest decision of their lives. In this blog, I post information and thoughts on many aspects of this topic. And assistant Laura will respond and arrange an appointment with you. Sunday, 11 March 2018.

Dreaming, working and planning towards self-sufficient living. This month we had 4 french canadians wwoofing with us, and it was pretty damn awesome actually. They were hard workers and close friends so the house and grounds were constantly full of laughter while the work got whipped through with so many hands.

Oh, yeah, I guess I am. How can you tell? Sunday, January 24, 2010. I am taking a blog break, which may or may not become permanent. I am still knitting and spinning and will continue to keep track of my projects on Ravelry. Thanks very much for reading, and commenting, and just generally being there. 43 people had something to say. Monday, December 28, 2009. Yummy Falkland from All Spun Up. In the catchy colourway na.

A swan to be knits and spins. April 22, 2010 by Cynthia. On of the most embarrassing aspects of my bogging hiatus was not posting the birth of my second child. I had lots of reasons at the time, but still. A very newborn Elliot J. Yes, he has two middle names, like his brother and his father. Elliot was born on his due date, June 21. As a side note, Tamara. Won my due date contest. Must get yarn for her. Hard to see, .

Knitting stuff and going on and on. Monday, May 09, 2011. Echo, echo, echooo. Bad blogger had many words. Honest! Bad blogger was playing outside, listening to frogs sing at night and having fun with kidlets. How could bad blogger say no play to such a fun little face? Links to thi.

A TV show Connecting Community, Craft, Fiber and Farms. Pictured below in the Abide. By Kirsten Kapur, the yarn lends itself to a variety of accessories and garments. But I am not .

Cataloging the food revolution from the small state of Vermont. Oh, sure you can go on skiing trips or bike tours or travel to all 251 towns in the state. On the day of your arrival. Or sample Crazy Russian whoopie pies. And following a series of whirlwind summer trips yesterday, .

The only problem was that last year they. Of course the usual critics inspected the decorating.