Tilting at Windmills
Posted in Ring and Veil on Jul 30th, 2004
Four years ago today, Robert and I were married at my parents’ home in Montana. It was such a beautiful day, despite the smoke from all the forest fires burning nearby (my parents were evacuated from their home only a couple of days after the ceremony–We’re lucky we didn’t have to cancel the wedding!) Here [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Jul 29th, 2004
I know I have to knit something when images of it continue to float through my brain long after I first discovered the pattern. Recently, that has been happening with Klaralund, a pattern from the new Noro book by Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton:
Besides the beauty of Noro Silk Garden, what I find attractive about this sweater [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Jul 28th, 2004
During my recent excursion to Bainbridge with the PurlyGirls, Jessica jokingly commented that I would be better off if I took a Xanax (or drank a couple of gin and tonics) before knitting. Her funny comment got me to thinking about how I strive for perfectionism with my knitting. Is it a good or bad [...]
