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Thinking of @lyse.bsky.social today in Maine even though she’s in Oregon. I wonder what could have inspired my thoughts . . .

I’m not sure how to describe what I’m making. It’s too small to be considered a poncho. But covers half the body, so too big to be a cowl . . . It’ll be warm though—well, after I finish it!

@greyduck.bsky.social definitely has you pegged and you can pout all you like about it!

I’m glad our boys are only tabbies and not orange. Apparently there’s a long waiting list for that one brain cell they all share.

Already seen it! LOL

This old thing? When I’m done with the second front panel, I’ll join the two halves together with a hood. Cascade Yarns Fixation. It’s cotton with a tiny bit of spandex that makes it insanely soft

I made a summer hoodie. It’s Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton. When I sent my friend the pic of the finished object, she answered with a two minute recorded rave. I sent it to her and said, “If it fits, you can keep it.” It fit. And she sent me a pic as proof. Now I gotta make myself a new one!

Decided to restart my project. I’m using Cascade Yarn Fixation. I started making a cardigan or poncho but decided to change tacks. The yarn has spandex in it and is incredibly springy, so brioche it had to be!

Because that bird loves me . . . Long live the crow!

I want all of them!!

Let me ship you some salve for those wounds . . . from 3,000 miles away . . . Allow 6-8 business months to arrive.

I am unbelievably kind! (In the sense that no one believes I’m kind)

I’m three hours ahead of you but that was definitely me at midnight!

HIPAA

My latest finished object! Shawl? Poncho? Cowl?

Mine would actually be full of yarn! LOL

I’m LOVING the shape of this shawl/poncho hybrid and can’t wait to wear it next winter (after I’ve finished it LOL) this is what happens when you’re making an asymmetrical triangle shawl and join it in the round to see what happens.

Started a new shawl today.

I miss it sooooooooo[takes breath]ooooooooo much! My husband couldn’t make it through a season of Grimm because I kept pausing it to show him things (including my car in the background). One of my friends was on the production team and I walked through most of the sound stage!

Parker says the biscuit factory is open!

The expression on that cat’s face is, “Oh . . . THIS is how I go to prison. Got it.”

Joann has some very nice cotton yarn that’s fingering and inexpensive. I made a hoodie tee shirt with it. (I’m actually gonna frog that tee and refine it) I made a set of knitted knockers from the suggested yarn, it wasn’t fingering but it was very soft and the recipient loved them

Juniper Moon Cumulus Degradé in colorway Key Lime Pie. I’m joining the second section as I go.

Look who has a new garment! Noro Uchiwa. I was originally going to have an open sleeve but, with the brioche, it flared too much, so I used a little bit of crochet and tacked the sleeve down.

Damn. The shipping on this is too—you know what . . . I’m gonna splurge

I finished most of it but I decided to add to the sleeves because I clearly have enough yarn left! I actually like the way the sleeves look, so if I don’t love the longer sleeves, I’ll just rip it back.

Nothing says, “Spring time in Maine!!!!” like snow . . .

Noro Uchiwa yarn which is a mix of 50% cotton, 30% viscose, 20% silk. I. Love. This. I’m deciding how to finish it off.