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About Me:: I'm a true farmgirl, who loves to knit and crochet and spend time with all of the animals (pigs anyone)!

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Posted on April 12, 2011 at 10:19am 2 Comments 0 Likes

I love all thing fibery (sp?) including knitting, crocheting, spinning and I 'm dying to try weaving.

Happpy Knitting!

At 8:39pm on April 12, 2011, Nancy Terpening said…: I forgot about this site. I want to learn to spin and weave. I need to finish a few projects first before I start something new. So maybe this fall I will get serious about spinning and weaving.

At 6:45pm on April 9, 2011, Nancy Terpening said…: Hi Emily. I love to knit too. I also live on a small farm with cows, calves, dogs, and cats. Sometimes we have a couple of pigs. Hoping to get some chickens this spring. Haven't had any for a few years. I like to knit simple scarves, hats, baby blankets, prayer shawls. I hate to count so I don't get too fancy. Have a great spring.

At 10:26am on April 22, 2010, Irene Soileau said…: I see between all the animals you have some knitting, the animals are so interesting, having grown on a farm, I love to come and visit your site. Irene

At 9:50am on October 26, 2009, Irene Soileau said…: I got mine from KP and have not been disappointed, however I no longger wind a lot of yarn, it is so handy to have it in a pull skein already, however a lot of wool does not so it is nice to have both of those. Palsknitto, Irene

At 10:10am on October 16, 2009, Terry said…: When Angie sits near my arm and watches me knit, she will stare at the yarn thread for a very long time, usually falling asleep, but occasionally she will lunge at the yarn to grab in her mouth, but she doesn't chew on it, she just wants to grab it then lets go. You can't figure what cats are thinking!

At 10:33pm on October 15, 2009, Terry said…: Hi back-back! My kitties are sweetie-pies who like to 'help' me knit. Pinkie, the white and black one, will sit just out of reach and watch, or when I am winding yarn on the swift, she waits until it stops and then leaps into the center; can't help wondering what she is thinking each time she does that? Maybe she wants a free ride... Angie, her sister, is the kitty that likes to leapup on my chest, right between me and my knitting! Gives a person a heart attack! Usually she is more polite, and sits on the arm of my recliner gently patting my arm and asking permission to climb onto my lap. They're so sweet.

At 7:58am on October 8, 2009, Emily Holland said…: Does anyone know where to buy a good swift and ballwinder?

At 12:48am on October 3, 2009, Julie Duff said…: Thanks for the friend add!

I am a farmgirl at heart! I was raised on a dairy and beef cattle farm. We did have pigs when I was very young, but not too long. I love to go home and experience life on the farm!

Good luck on your current projects!

At 10:08am on September 30, 2009, Obsessions said…: I am sponcering Savvy from a horse rescue nearby that ran out of prophet. When i first got her she was underweight and we still arent sure but possibly pregnant but i love working with her and spending time with her she is sixteen and was beaten so she is very hard to train but we are working on that :)

At 2:54pm on September 29, 2009, Terry said…: Her name is Pinkie and she is a funny little kitty; does not like to be picked up but she loves to be petted. She tucks me into bed every night and is right there in the morning to say hello.