Nice choice! I have that one, and want to make about half the sweaters in it.
Posted by Caroline in NH at March 12, 2004 11:09 AMBe glad its cold, it gives you a chance to wear wool for more than 3 days a year. It has been over 80 degrees twice this week here already, I shudder to think what July will be like.
Posted by Amber at March 12, 2004 11:40 AMSorry to hear about the snow. Did I mention the sun came out on Monday and it's been 11 all week? Amy had her sandals on again yesterday. (ducking and running for cover in BC)
Posted by Sarah at March 12, 2004 12:03 PMThat _is_ a lovely swatch. (I forgot to say so last time.)
Posted by Rana at March 12, 2004 4:51 PMWell, it's sunny and beautiful in Charleston, South Carolina USA. I love the weather this time of year before it gets so hot. Most of the projects I have are for winter. I really need to start thinking Spring!!!
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Hi Stephanie...the crockpot woolwash page is up. Let me know if you have questions once you take a look at it.
Posted by Valerie at March 12, 2004 5:44 PMYou won't be sorry. I had a chance to examine it at my knitting group and it's really nice.
Posted by alison at March 12, 2004 6:42 PMHahahah... still laughing at Vera's LA LA LA Song of Spring!
The weather's the same here (I'm in upstate NY... the middle of the long bottom edge of upstate NY.). I was *so* bummed to see white on the ground this morning. I had such high hopes that Mother Nature was over that phase.
You know... you make such beautiful things. That shawl swatch is magnificent. I can feel the dark side calling to me... my boss lent me a pair of knitting needles so I could learn how... and looking at all your lovely projects, and hearing all your knitting stories, really is making me want to try. Never mind the 2-foot-wide (so far)
blanket I'm crocheting. Never mind the nearly-finished cross-stitch project. Never mind the painting kit I've yet to open... and the lovely sewing machine I was given for getting my Master's...
I think I want to knit.
see...here's the thing about celebrity scarves. there are some neat scarves in there...and it's cool that there are actresses and stuff who knit. i happen to strangely love julia roberts (though i don't think she's in that book). however, i was annoyed when flipping through it when it was mostly garter or stockinette stitch scarves followed by the phrase "this yarn not commercially available (read: these people are famous and spend bit $$$ on yarn to be hand made by people much cooler than you) please use something big and crazy that will cost you three weeks' salary and drive a rift between you and your husband who was really hoping to get the transmission fixed on the car, not support your Prism Light Stuff habit...again"
wow...that kinda got away from me, didn't it?
i do love darryl hannah's scarf though. i could never wear it (at least not at my current size) because it would look like i had a piece of hairy spaghetti around my neck...but one day.
got away from me again. clearly i need to stop. :)
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