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| This is some of the yarn! |
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| Here's even some more yarn! |
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| Here's where I sleep, and some buntings that I knit! |
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| Here are even more buntings! These ones are made from Hexipuffs used in the Beekeeper's quilt. I just couldn't commit one a day for a year, so I made a bunting instead! |
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| All of my circular needles. I just made a library catalog of them all on my computer so if anyone borrows them I'll know where they are (I have lost many a pair of addis to my generosity) |
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| I don't like traditional forms of artwork in my house (other than photographs) so I just got Cody to bang a few nails into the wall and I drape my shawls and knitted things off of them. An ever-changing art piece! |
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| Babe can't help but sit on my pattern notes while I'm knitting. Here she indulges herself on my Juneberry Triangle pattern. I used to fight with her about it, but she is so stubborn. She would get very angry at me when I kicked her off of them, and she would hold a very scratchy grudge. It just wasn't worth it. |
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| A pattern I wrote that I am less than in love with. So it will probably never get published. Made out of Baby Alpaca Sport (which is actually a chunky weight yarn). The Snowstorm Shawl. |
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| My dye stuffs. I swapped from natural to acid dyes recently - so these are sort of left over. (That's a lovely photo underneath from Aly D) |
Snowstorm Shall is a very good name! And it does look like a snowstorm. I like it. Oooh, maybe stagger the holes in the spine so it looks like footsteps!
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