
Unfortunately, the landlord wants rent money, the kitties insist on getting fed regular-like and I always need yarn....
Ciao

Unfortunately, the landlord wants rent money, the kitties insist on getting fed regular-like and I always need yarn....
Ciao
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Carol
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7:00 PM
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Then eat. Yum. Repeat as needed. This turned out really well and I will be doing this again!In knitting news, I decided to frog the test knit lace sock back to the ankle. The lace was wonky there and I can't live with it. Fortuitously, I hadn't taken out the lifeline I had put in at the beginning of the ankle. I frogged it and put the stitches back on the needle. Somehow I got an extra stitch, but I will figure that out tomorrow.
Ciao
Posted by
Carol
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9:01 PM
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Posted by
Carol
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4:11 PM
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It's a mother marion supported spindle. He got it from the Woolery.
I've done some spinning on it.
The technique is a bit different from a drop spindle. I am slowly getting the hang of it. What fun!
ciao
Found this video on Youtube. Can't figure out how to embed, but here's the link. It's really funny. And it is safe for viewing at work too......
ETA: Here it is, embedded in all it's glory. (if I did it right)
Posted by
Carol
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4:00 PM
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(English translation at bottom)
And ceiling Cat luks at lace and sez ,"ur lace, it luks funi"
Knot-lady looked at her knitting and thought, "Ceiling cat is correct. This does not resemble the intended result"
And Ceiling Cat sez,"Ur lace, u haz to rip it"
Knot-lady said,"No! I shan't How willst I ever divine where the correct point in the lace shalt be?"
And ceiling Cat sez, "1 at a tym, u haz to take apart"
Weeping, Knot-Lady said,"So Ceiling Cat says, so it shalt be"
Translation for non-lolcat speakers:
The lace was coming out wrong after the heel. After several false starts and a phone call to Mezzodiva, it was discovered that I am a bonehead and started on the wrong chart after the heel. Hence the "travelling" lace pattern. Also, bonehead that I am, I did not put in a lifeline after the heel (as I had a fleeting thought to do at one point) so I had to tink back 1 freaking stitch at a time. Took me a day and a half, (with breaks to be sure) but it's tinked and the stitches come out to the correct number and I have checked to be sure the lace is the right lace for the row I should be on and when I am done here, I will endeavour to read the correct chart and that should be that. Famous last words, I'm sure.....
Ciao
Posted by
Carol
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7:17 PM
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