[Ansteorra-Textiles] New Year Works.

[Carolle M. Cox]

LOL!!! Lavender set going here for the same going-to-be-well-dressed
Princess!  Little coat thingy, hat, blanket, and booties.

Gerita

The years that a woman subtracts from her age are not lost.  They are added
to the ages of other women.  -- Diane de Poitiers (1499 - 1566)
 
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Subject: Re: [Ansteorra-Textiles] New Year Works.


Greetings, 

I've taken up knitting and crocheting again. My apprentage', HL Genevieve,
had her little daughter 7 weeks early, so I've been making up a few things
for her, including a baby blanket, 3 sets of booties\socks, a baby sack, and
hats (don't tell her about it yet!). 
Also, I made a baby blanket and booties for a friend at work. I'm making a
red riding hood/scarf on a Knifty Knitter out of Lion brand wool and I
really like it. 

I also knit one of two socks/house booties for me. I gotta finish that one,
but it's on 5 needles and I have to pay attention to it. 

I knit another hat and scarf as a tie-in to a book that I was reading for my
library (I'm a librarian at an elementary school).I also knit myself a
two-strand scarf with black, grey, and white eyelash yarn along with a black
acrylic/wool blend (leftover from a shawl).

I have purchased several knitting and crocheting books and just got myself a
copy of "The History of Hand Knitting" last night in the mail! Woohoo!!!!

I want to get a spinning wheel and have taught some of the GATE children a
little bit about spinning wool and cotton. There's more, I'm sure, but I got
to get back to work!

Xene



>Hi All:
>
>I thought I'd check in and see what everyone is doing and has been
>doing.  We're all pretty quiet.
>
>I went through and cleaned out a bunch of old fiber that was getting
>mothy.  I'm gearing up to spinning a bunch of backlog of batts that someone

>gave me for a Christmas present a couple of years ago.  It's amazing what 
>people think you are capable of timewise.  I embroidered a cap for a friend

>for Christmas and I'm doing some quilting.
>
>I'm also putting in a bed of herbs for making moth protection (moth 
>sachets
>and such.)
>
>Oh and I read some info on the cotton industry in Italy.
>
>Somehow it didn't take up as much time as it sounds like it did.
>
>What is everyone else doing?
>
>Clare
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