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About Me
Needleworker, Knitter, Crocheter, Sewist, Paper Crafter, and more!
AKA: Heather, Silverlotus, Stitchinglotus
Located just outside of Toronto, Canada.
Author Archives: Heather
Trying to Out-Knit the Yarn
I’m currently knitting my third pair of socks for the year. I set my goal low this year even though I love knitting socks. But, pain in my hands limits my knitting nowadays, and goodness knows I want to manage … Continue reading
Blogging in the Future
Yet again I’ve let far too much time pass between posts. I’ve drawn back from all types of social media over the past year or so because I really detest influencer culture. I know that no one will confuse what … Continue reading
Humbugs and Squirrels
Hello again, my crafty friends. I swear to you that eventually posting regularly will become part of my routine again. It is hard to get back into the swing on things sometimes, you know? I haven’t blogged for so long … Continue reading
Cozy Kitties Card
Hello, my crafty friends! I obviously still haven’t gotten back into the habit of blogging regularly. However, I often think about how I should post about this that project. I’ve made so many fun things over the past few months, … Continue reading
Ghosts, Mona Lisa, and the Brooklyn Bridge
Hello, my lovely crafty friends! Can you believe how fast this year is flying by? I’m just barely keeping up. The past few months have been a blend of calm and chaos, and we even managed to squeeze in a … Continue reading
The Happiness of Ladies
Hello, stitchy friends! It’s been two weeks since my trip to Paris, and I am still mentally working through everything I was lucky enough to see. The Eiffel Tower, of course, and Versailles (the Hall of Mirrors is beyond breathtaking), … Continue reading
First Spring is Like a Ghost
Happy March, stitchy friends! It has been a little bit of a busy month, but I’m surviving. We spent almost two weeks in Europe earlier this month (Switzerland and France), and after our return home I had to deal with … Continue reading