I'm stepping away from the turkey dinner to remind you that this coming December I will be post a "12 Days of Christmas" series which will include quick knit gift items and stylish gifts to give the yarn lover in your life, (or for yourself. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone.)
Okay, they just brought out the pumpkin pie. I'm off again. Happy Thanksgiving!
Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Coming Up For Air
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Stuffed
So, are you still rolling yourself out of bed after all that Thanksgiving food? Or are you still just recovering from your Turkey-induced coma?
Are you just now picking up your knitting project only to find it stained with cranberry sauce? Or your crochet hook still smells like pumpkin pie?
I hope that you all stuffed yourselves with enough good food to make your scale run and hide.
I stuffed myself to the point that I will just assume that elves came into my closet and shrunk my clothes while I was cooking the turkey. (That's my story and I'm sticking to it!)
As my Boy Toy and I still argue over wheather or not pumpkin pie is considered one serving of vegetables, I'll leave you with a couple of turkeys that managed to survive the cutting block:
[caption id="attachment_1197" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Turkey Coasters by Joanne Loh"]
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Are you just now picking up your knitting project only to find it stained with cranberry sauce? Or your crochet hook still smells like pumpkin pie?
I hope that you all stuffed yourselves with enough good food to make your scale run and hide.
I stuffed myself to the point that I will just assume that elves came into my closet and shrunk my clothes while I was cooking the turkey. (That's my story and I'm sticking to it!)
As my Boy Toy and I still argue over wheather or not pumpkin pie is considered one serving of vegetables, I'll leave you with a couple of turkeys that managed to survive the cutting block:
[caption id="attachment_1197" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Turkey Coasters by Joanne Loh"]
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
A Knitter Is Thankful
I am thankful for:
The many balls of yarn that own me.
The store containers that Costco sales for me to hide my stash.
Bamboo knitting needles
Shiny crochet hooks
Patterns that actually knit up into a garment that looks like the picture.
A husband who loves me enough to still wear the ugly sweater I knitted for him while we were dating.
Mink and cashmere blend yarn
Sheep
Sock knitters
Every person picking up a pair of needles or crochet hook for the first time
My blog
Red Heart
Stitch markers
Yarn sales
Sanguine Gryphon for giving me my big break.
Ravelry.com
Men and women who knitted because they had to, so that now I can knit because I want to.
My wonderously creative hands
2x2 rib stitch
Babies that need knitted stuff
Family and friends that I deeply love and who are not ashamed to loves this crazy knitter.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
The many balls of yarn that own me.
The store containers that Costco sales for me to hide my stash.
Bamboo knitting needles
Shiny crochet hooks
Patterns that actually knit up into a garment that looks like the picture.
A husband who loves me enough to still wear the ugly sweater I knitted for him while we were dating.
Mink and cashmere blend yarn
Sheep
Sock knitters
Every person picking up a pair of needles or crochet hook for the first time
My blog
Red Heart
Stitch markers
Yarn sales
Sanguine Gryphon for giving me my big break.
Ravelry.com
Men and women who knitted because they had to, so that now I can knit because I want to.
My wonderously creative hands
2x2 rib stitch
Babies that need knitted stuff
Family and friends that I deeply love and who are not ashamed to loves this crazy knitter.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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