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Peggy Stuart
  • 67, Female
  • Park City, Utah
  • United States
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Sox Pox Strikes Again!

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Park City, Utah
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Knits, quilts, hikes and snowshoes with poodles Rocky and Sunny. Learned to knit in 1950! Addicted to socks, and participated in Sock Wars III as "Sox Pox." Started spinning in December 2008 and never looked back!
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Putting a Spin on the Ravelympics

The Ravelympics start with the Opening Ceremonies of the Vancouver Winter Olympics on February 12th.


Above is my new Ravetar in honor of the Ravelympics, which I will be participating in. During the Winter Olympics, participants will compete in one or more of a number of events. Most of the events are knitt… Continue

Posted on February 4, 2010 at 3:32pm — 19 Comments

Peggy Stuart

Off in All Directions! Sir Elton and Baby Knitting...

The second half of January is always busy for me because of my volunteer work for the Sundance Film Festival. This year includes a lot of baby knitting, too!


Above is the "Dolly" sweater from Jaeger Handknits, JB29. The bonn… Continue

Posted on January 28, 2010 at 12:31pm — 40 Comments

Peggy Stuart

Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot...

One of my new year's resolutions is to photograph and upload long-finished projects. Like this one...



Here's the back:

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Posted on January 21, 2010 at 11:06am — 17 Comments

Peggy Stuart

January Knitting and Spinning

I've been working on the "Dolly" baby sweater from Jaeger Handknits, 27 Designer Garments by Martin Story for Babies and Children, using KP's Stroll (actually, old "Essential" I bought on sale months ago) in "Glacier," a discontinued color. I just finished the back:

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Posted on January 13, 2010 at 8:15am — 11 Comments

Peggy Stuart

New Year's Resolutions

Here are DD and I, sitting on the couch at DBIL's house, while our family members are snowshoeing.



I was thinking about my New Year's Resolutions for 2009 and my knitting goals for 2010 while finishing up the knitting of the "Heartbreakingly Cute Baby Kimono" from Mason-Dixon Knitting.

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Posted on January 8, 2010 at 8:12am — 18 Comments

Peggy Stuart

What a Week!

This has been a roller-coaster week! First, my birthday is the day after Christmas. We went to No Worries for breakfast--DH, DS2, DS2's girlfriend, DD, Joanie and I. Here's what I got from DH for Christmas:



It's the Knitter's Handy Carry-all kit, the scale and the Options needle stand from KP, and two mo… Continue

Posted on December 30, 2009 at 9:30am — 9 Comments

Peggy Stuart

Merry Christmas!

To all the knitters and spinners at the Knitting Community: Merry Christmas, and I hope you have a great extended weekend with friends, family, knitting and spinning!



Our DS2 is visiting. Saturday morning he and DH went snowshoeing with our pups, Rocky and Sunny.

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Posted on December 24, 2009 at 8:00am — 18 Comments

Peggy Stuart

Crazed Knitter/Spinner Wastes Time Shopping...

I'd rather knit or spin than shop, that's for sure. I had to have a nice, long skirt for the holiday party this coming Saturday, though, so off I went. Here's what I'd rather be working on:



It's the Montana Tote, like the one Susan BLK made. Like hers, mine is destined to be a diaper bag.
So back to the… Continue

Posted on December 17, 2009 at 5:42pm — 9 Comments

Peggy Stuart

Knit One, Spin Another and Physical Therapy!

It has been a busy week. Physical therapy for thumb one day and for neck and shoulder the next, rinse and repeat!



I managed to almost finish my BSJ! I can't sew it up yet, because I'm unable to hold a needle with my splint on, and I'm not allowed to do anything but my exercises with it off. I have to get som… Continue

Posted on December 9, 2009 at 6:49pm — 14 Comments

Peggy Stuart

Cast Off, Party On!!

Welcome, and come in! I'm so glad you could come to my party! Most of the food is in the kitchen, this way...



Here is Susan's Almond Cheese Ball. It has been aging for a couple of days in my virtual refrigerator. Thanks, Susan!

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Posted on December 2, 2009 at 2:00pm — 493 Comments

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At 8:54am on February 8, 2010, palsknitto said…
Hi Peggy, boy the book Magnifacient mittens and socks, does not look like one for someone who has never knitted a mitten before, just fingerless gloves, they are indeed the most beautiful items would love to being able to knit them. Irene
At 1:42pm on February 3, 2010, KnitWhich? said…
Peggy, can you help me? A friend of mine was given several cones of yarn that are coarse to the touch. I think they need to be scoured (washed?) to make them soft and pliable. Do you know how to do that? We have no idea what the yarn is -- wool? silk? She tried soaking some in the kookabura wool wash, and it is a bit softer, and has a beautiful sheen, but it is still somewhat coarse.

Thanks for anything you can do to point us in the right direction.
At 6:00pm on February 2, 2010, Nan Burrows said…
Hi Peggy, How is your thumb? Are you still in PT?

Nan
At 7:41pm on January 29, 2010, BlueTulipsBags said…
We are about 30 minutes SE of Madison. I guess that would be about 3 hours from LaCrosse.
I think lace can become very addictive. Well, just knitting in general can be addictive.
At 7:40am on January 27, 2010, Debbie Olah said…
Thank you for letting me know where the Garden Shawl blog is located. I hope your thumbs are feeling better.
At 1:41pm on January 26, 2010, Janet Kelley said…
You'd probably blow a circuit going to all the yarn stores around here. I read somewhere that we have more yarn stores per capita than most other cities; it's heaven!! You need to visit; there's lot to do!
At 1:08pm on January 26, 2010, Debbie Herbert said…
I looked at all your pics and I still want you to work on adopting me..
meanwhile while the red tape runs...I need a simple shawl pattern that is a beginner type I made several a few years ago and now I can't remember how to even start...meds..I think. Anyway, I am always cold but I want to be able to wear it as a shawl to go to the store type, too..long-ish. If that made any sense let me know if you have a pattern like that.
At 1:02pm on January 26, 2010, Debbie Herbert said…
I just got a new camera I will make an effort to get some pics of my quilts! I bought a drop spindle a couple years ago and I did pretty good with it but our ONLY yarn shop closed and I have no wear to get the raw yarn..forget what it is called..I will stick to buying it already spun and in a ball....I need a good place to buy yarn..BUT not until this stash is gone..making good progress..have a few things to felt.
Right now my fibromyalgia has got me good..so I am off to rest..
At 7:59am on January 26, 2010, Always Rosie said…
Good, thanks!! I really want to make that bag . . . selecting and collecting some appropriate yarn! Need to finish a couple of UFO's first too.

Made little Mousie (Ysolda pattern) . . . its on my Ravelry projects page . . . really a fun little knit.
At 7:49am on January 26, 2010, palsknitto said…
Hi Peggy, how wonderful you can pull something out you knitted how long? and it fits and you did such a beartiful job , neat to have things we can pull out and still enjoy,hugs Irene
 
 

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