About Heather
Needleworker, Knitter, Crocheter, Sewist, Paper Crafter, and more!
Also known as Silverlotus & Stitchinglotus
Located just outside of Toronto, Canada.
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Is That For Both Arms?
As I’ve mentioned before, overall my October goals are going well. However, the little shrug/cardigan that I would like to have made to wear next weekend is quickly becoming a disaster. The yarn, Estelle Cloud Cotton Eco, is soft and … Continue reading
Playful Kittens
Another October goal conquered! This morning I but the final stitches in Teresa Wentzler’s Playful Kittens. It is stitched with the given DMC threads on 28 ct hand-dyed if some sort from Ayrloom (brought from seller abracraftdabra09 on eBay, but … Continue reading
A Little Bag of Boo
I started off the month so well, posting fairly regularly, but somehow I managed to get sidetracked again. I have been fairly productive, however. Yesterday morning I finished seaming up the little trick-or-treat bag I’ve knit for Baby Man. The … Continue reading
Gold and Slippers
October is already speeding away, and I feel like I’ve hardly gotten anything done. Being sick with a nasty cold for a week did a lot to set me back. And with the rush of Thanksgiving, Creativ Festival and Halloween, … Continue reading
Warm Shoulders
Just a quick post today. I’ve set myself a lofty goal for this month: knit this cardigan using this yarn in the natural/white shade 115 before October 23rd. Wish me luck! And don’t forget to enter Missy Ann and Annette’s … Continue reading
An Ornament(al) Goal
One of my goals last month was to put together a monthly ornament club for myself. I unashamedly stole borrowed the idea from Erica of Erica’s Places. However, I didn’t get around to doing it last month because my printer … Continue reading
Copyright Info for Needleworkers
A link to a new blog was included in the announcement of the release of October’s The Gift of Stitching: Needlework Copyright Information. This is a blog put together to provide information to stitchers about what is okay when it … Continue reading