Blog Detail
Jung At Heart Knitting
http://www.jung-at-heart.com/knitting/
Here is where I write about everyday life in midcoast Maine, where I live. I talk about knitting, post recipes, offer lace patterns, my cats, photos.
- Added on: Feb 7th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Cheryl Fuller, PhD
- Listed in: Knitting Womens
- Tags: recipes knitting maine from my window
Recent Posts
I\'ve been remiss
Or so I have been told by my daughter who tells me I should be posting recipes more often. So starting later this week, I will be posting recipes for the Christmas cookies i will be making this year plus anything else that strikes my fancy. That mig...
Cleaning house
This past week I was seized with the desire to take a good look at the projects I have going and discard the ones I wasn't happy with for whatever reason. First up, Eve's Temptation2 I like elements of the pattern -- the edging is beautiful and I l...
Ooops!
You know what happens when a blogger gets sick? Days go by without a post. And that is just what happened to me. Last week I was felled by the flu, a mild case because I am old enough to have some immunity to H1N1, but the flu nonetheless. So all I ...
Lazy
I confess -- I have been a lazy blogger for a while. And I would promise to mend my ways, but therein lies the road to hell. Okay, I can say I will try to be more diligent. So I started a little mystery project for a friend for whom powder blue has ...
The Lapis Mandala
I am making progress on the mandala shawl. I hate the beginning for circular shawls -- it is fiddly and I no longer like using double pointed needles and I can see some laddering which I will have to adjust before blocking. I decided on metallic ir...
At last -- an FO!
The downside of being a process knitter is that one so seldom gets to celebrate a finished object. Well, today I have one -- the hydrangea scarf is done and in fact is now soaking in some water and Dawn, soon to be blocked. So here are the just-afte...
