I’ve been making small things, quickly.  You’ll have to forgive the flash photography–no sun in Virginia today.  The colors aren’t quite right, but you’ll get the point. All of the bags I made this weekend have the same basic dimensions.  I made several of the shorter, square version because it just seems good for socks, […]

It’s official.  My mind has emptied out everything except combining fabric scraps to make fun little bags with overlapping handles and interesting fabrics.  This one is a commercial patchwork lined with a really lovely linen-cotton blend I used to clothe a few of my favorite Celts this summer.  I previously used some of the outer […]

I’m one of those people who knows a lot about global geography but gets lost on the way to her best friend’s house, and plans at least an extra hour of travel time for unexpected detours.  Since I go on a fair number of road trips by myself, and since I make an even worse […]

And it will all be over.  And, also, the sun will come out. It’s done, so I can restart the second hose (sock?  I still need a singulative for hose) again once I befriend the math.  Again.  I may be in the midst of making some socks for someone else, but I may also just […]

Lots of hand sewing going on, though nothing of interest, really.  Hemming, mending, and finishing up some stuff that needs to get out of the basket.  But yards and yards of fabric are now pressed and ready for cutting, so maybe the sweat shop will open this week.  Oh, also, Janet, Colleen, Marta, and I […]

Kayo would like to remind you all to take the time to stop and taste the croci. Ours apparently taste pretty good. Spring has sprung, and projects are progressing along nicely.  Including these new fingerless mitts. The pattern is from a Meilenweit sock yarn pattern booklet, and the yarn is Knit Picks Sock Memories in […]