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It's Friday! And I got off work at noon! :)
But... tonight's Gear Daddies concert was cancelled due to illness. :(
I hope it's nothing serious. Get well soon Martin, Nick, Billy or Randy!
This knitting thing is quickly becoming an addiction. (shut up,
hellbob!)
The hat I made came out cute but too big for me (and I have a big head!) so i want to try another hat. The 4 needle thing was really annoying so i wanted to use a flexible needle for the bottom part up until I start putting in the decreases but the one I have is too long. I remembered my neighbor saying that she had bought a kit of adjustable needles that come with different size needles and different length cables and you just assemble the size you need. So I found them online and they listed the shops, by state, that carry them.
This was a dangerous, bad, bad thing. One of the shops is literally only 2 minutes from where I work. Close enough to run to in my 1/2 hour for lunch. I got the needles, but resisted all the pretty yarn. The shop also wins for the coolest name ever. It's called Yarnzilla. I just have this image of this cute colorful fluffy lizard stomping the buildings in the Opus complex. :)
So yeah, I'm currently working on a scarf for
hellbob, a scarf for me, and another attempt at a hat. i will make sweaters some day, oh yes I will. Sweaters with looooooong sleeves for my monkey arms!
But... tonight's Gear Daddies concert was cancelled due to illness. :(
I hope it's nothing serious. Get well soon Martin, Nick, Billy or Randy!
This knitting thing is quickly becoming an addiction. (shut up,
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The hat I made came out cute but too big for me (and I have a big head!) so i want to try another hat. The 4 needle thing was really annoying so i wanted to use a flexible needle for the bottom part up until I start putting in the decreases but the one I have is too long. I remembered my neighbor saying that she had bought a kit of adjustable needles that come with different size needles and different length cables and you just assemble the size you need. So I found them online and they listed the shops, by state, that carry them.
This was a dangerous, bad, bad thing. One of the shops is literally only 2 minutes from where I work. Close enough to run to in my 1/2 hour for lunch. I got the needles, but resisted all the pretty yarn. The shop also wins for the coolest name ever. It's called Yarnzilla. I just have this image of this cute colorful fluffy lizard stomping the buildings in the Opus complex. :)
So yeah, I'm currently working on a scarf for
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Date: 2005-01-28 11:11 pm (UTC)And I agree, knitting with double pointed needles is a challenge. It takes a lot of practice to get good at it.
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Date: 2005-01-28 11:54 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2005-01-29 04:17 pm (UTC)Oh, in case you are interested, here's a link to a site that has a huge index of free knitting patterns on the web.
http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/index.php
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Date: 2005-01-28 11:19 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2005-01-28 11:21 pm (UTC)As for the crafting - last year my friend and I went on a craft excursion - where we took the day and just went from craft store to craft store with a nice lunch in between. Maybe a future excursion needs to be planned.
Also - I've yapped about (and need to get the proposal in to MISFITS) for a new club - Crafty Geek. The panel at CVG did really well last year so we want to extend the the fun to year round. I'll keep ya posted.
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Date: 2005-01-29 04:01 am (UTC)I have a huge head, too.
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Date: 2005-01-29 04:54 pm (UTC)