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Have been knitting for about 3 years and crocheting for many years. Married to my wonderful DH and have three great kids.

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Finally!

I actually worked on one of the projects I have started. I only worked on it for about 2 hours, but that's better than nothing I guess. Still looking for something new to knit. My daughter did say she wanted a hat, so I guess I could start that before she changes her mind.

Posted on July 2, 2009 at 8:12pm — 1 Comment

Still not doing anything!

Hello everyone! I'm still not working on anything. I guess I haven't been inspired. I have been reading alot. I do love my romance novels! Just been working and sitting at home with the kids and my DH (he's layed off this week) and enjoying the cool weather here in Ohio. I guess I'll find something to work on soon. Peace!

Posted on July 1, 2009 at 10:55am — 1 Comment

Not much knitting.

I have not been doing to much knitting or anything else really. I did finish a book last night, but I had to force myself to do that. It's one of those mystery books where the main caracter does a craft. This one was a crochet book. It was a decent book. I just got back from the library with my son and I got four books, so I might read a little today. I love to read, crochet and knit, so it's hard to choose which one to do. Hope everyone has a great day!

Posted on June 10, 2009 at 9:38am — 3 Comments

Knitting along.

I'm slowly working on my scarf, I haven't been doing to much knitting lately. I don't think I'm in the mood to knit at the moment. Maybe because I have not found the right project, so it's not holding my intrest right know. I don't know, we'll see.

Posted on May 28, 2009 at 7:19am — 2 Comments

Knitting project?

I have been thinking about a new project start. I'm not sure what I want to do though. I casted on for my entrelac scarf, but I was confused with the first line of the pattem so I put that down. My son want's me to make the shelton (I think that is what it's called) turtle, but I don't have the right shade of green for it. I guess I could go to the store to get some yarn. I figure out something.

Posted on May 14, 2009 at 6:05pm — 4 Comments

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At 5:48am on May 16, 2009, Susan the Blue Lake Knitter said…: Sorry that did not work. Here is a web site that might help.

At 3:14pm on May 15, 2009, Susan the Blue Lake Knitter said…: This is a little difficult to explain. And I am gong to try to attach a file that has pictures that explains it even better than I can.

You will be making a certain number of triangles at the beginning of the scarf. To make these triangles, you will first knit 1, then turn and purl back, and I'm assuming that your next row will be knit 2, then turn and purl back. It sounds a little short sighted, but follow the directions, and I think it will work out. Also hope this uploaded file will work.

BASIC ENTRELAC.doc

At 3:52pm on May 11, 2009, donna lee toro said…: Which outlets did you visit? Did you find good deals on what you were looking for? Work: 7a-11p? If I may ask, what is your occupation? That's a LONG shift! Mother's Day here was very nice. The kids were fun and my mother is a very healthy 70 year old, so I enjoyed her as well. I keep knitting my poncho and it is soothing... since my Knitpicks package came in, I'm tempted to cast on for the Hebron sweater, but I will wait! I had a very complicated day at work today and did a lot of Turnpike driving as well, so I'm going to rest this evening with my knitting. Peace to you. d.

At 7:16pm on May 9, 2009, donna lee toro said…: I've got 15 year old fraternal twins that are as different as night and day. They have an older brother who is 16.
I can tell I'm feeling a bit better. Cooked a great dinner for the kids and we had interesting conversation at suppertime. Watched "All the President's Men (Netflix)" and I cast on a simple poncho pattern with yarn from my stash. It all felt comfortable and happy and wonderful. Just the thing for Mother's Day weekend. I am so blessed in ways I can see clearly and in ways I will probably never have the vision to see... Have a very special Mother's Day! (I'll try to take some pics tomorrow and upload them to my site...). Best, d.

At 6:48pm on May 7, 2009, Peggy Stuart said…: Tamara: When you're looking for a new camera, check out the Canon Power Shot A1000IS. Susan the Blue Lake Knitter and I each have one and like them. Not horribly expensive, but small and having good features. HHGregg carries it, if you have one near you. Happy photo-ing! --Peggy

At 2:04pm on April 27, 2009, langdon siilberberg said…: Yes, definitely add me as a friend! Thanks for writing back so quickly.

At 10:10am on April 25, 2009, langdon siilberberg said…: Hi, Tamara, I just joined this group. My mother grew up in Lorain and we visited there several times when I was a youngster to visit my grandfather--this was back in the 1950's, I'm guessing before you were born. But, anyway, it's nice to be able to picture where you are! I don't think anyone should tell you you are knitting "wrong". I think if you enjoy it the way you are doing it, no worries! Cat Bordhi, with whom you may be familiar, would agree, I'm sure.

At 6:39pm on April 23, 2009, Peggy Stuart said…: Hi, Tamara! Regarding the entrelac, yes, I made a long scarf as part of the Entrelac KAL. It was fun. Susan the Blue Lake Knitter has done more than I have, though, and Angelkarhu has done an entrelac hat...her own design. --P

At 10:19am on April 23, 2009, Karen J said…: Hi Tamara! Yes, I think I'm the quilter/knitter that is quilting friends with your sister. Thanks for the friends invite! I'm afraid I spend a lot less time here in the knitting community because I spend so many of my waking hours either quilting or blogging about quilting. But I do have one work in progress on my needles - you can laugh about it in this discussion.

At 1:09pm on April 19, 2009, Deborah "Debbie" Lynn Johnson said…: this is the first time I have made an entrelac anything. If you remember, I am using a varigated yarn call Noro Silk Garden, it is what gives the scarf character and beauty.
Are you doing the entrelac tote you wrote about before? Where did the pattern come from? I would like to check it out. Happy knitting!