A Tale of Many WIPs.

Was only eating food from her own farmy. As part of documenting that effort, she photographed her meals. Her blog always has great photos of her farm and animals, but the food photos were a challenge. Then, a little too late, I thought of Cecilia, and snapped this photo of what was left. Not bad for a first try, almost like the eggplant pizzas.

Sharing my journal to learn to sew, become a better knitter and take more pictures. Despite the lack of posts, things are still thing happening on these fronts. So, here I sit.

I thought that it would be good to do some lighter weight fabrics which could be used for the shirt shape which I have developed.

Mama T Reads Writes and Knits. Knitting, reading, and talking about those things. 5 that I usually use, in an effort to make these last longer than the last pair I made. I have only really been working on these since Christmas week, but they are so repetitive that it feels like forever.

See, how pretty! Baby yarn remnants. See, how pretty! Baby yarn remnants. My granny stripe baby blanket using remnants from. LaToya baby blankies Project Linus. LaToya baby blankies Project Linus complete.

Spin, spin for your life! March 24, 2015. There was also Dionne Swift, textile designer and Lisa Watson, quiltmaker. I felt very honoured to be there. Our group was joined by Manchester University Text.

A collection of my knitting trials and triumphs. No longer were skeins of soft merino calling out to me. Sure enough, before I turned in for the night I had the beginnings of the project on my needles. What was the pattern that had me so enamoured? None other than Viajante.