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What am I up to now?
I've been knitting a great big, thick yarn cowl since this winter. Getting too warm to do any knitting on it right now.
Finishing up a jacket made with my handwoven fabric, blog posts to follow.
Working on two sewing projects - blog posts to come!
Ideas on fabric I would like to weave to make a skirt to go with the jacket.
UFOs which really need tending to!Visits
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My knitting
My knitting has taken a back seat to my weaving right now. Sunday evenings at Starbucks is about the only time I have to knit right now. I am in the middle of two projects (only two? you ask). An … Continue reading
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The shawl
I finished the shawl. I took pictures of the pattern as it appeared on the loom because I just love the way it changes after I wash the item. I made no sample of this before I made it, I … Continue reading
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Progress
Fixed that problem and now I’m all threaded: Started to weave: Actually, I had started to weave and had finished about 4 inches when I realized that I was treadling it all wrong. I was supposed to do: 1,3,1,3,1,2. Instead … Continue reading
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Grain-free, dairy free, and sugar free Pumpkin pie
I found this recipe here: Allergen-Free Pumpkin Pie Recipe: gluten-free, grain-free, nut-free, sugar-free, dairy-free This recipe comes from Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. The pie crust was very easy to make. I used the coconut oil for the crust. Depending … Continue reading
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My Thanksgiving challenge
I am going to try to make a pumpkin pie without dairy, grains, or sugar. I intend to use coconut milk as a substitute for milk; grated unsweetened coconut and chopped pecans for the crust (and either coconut oil or … Continue reading
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Warping a loom has its setbacks
I was careful; very careful. I counted and separated the yarn into groups of block repeats (6 threads each). Then I counted out all the heddles I needed for that particular repeat of blocks (in this case there were 17 … Continue reading
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