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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Category Archives: My Life
October Goals
October! I love October. I think it is my second favourite month of the year, and probably my busiest month, full of holidays (Thanksgiving and Halloween), birthdays, anniversaries, and, my most favourite, the Creativ Festival. I’m going to be busy … Continue reading
Sampler de Noel and Book Challenge Update 1
I little while ago I posted about taking part in the 10 Book Reading Challenge that Vickie from Reading and Stitching is hosting. Can you believe, I’ve already finished three books. I may have mentioned that not only am I … Continue reading
Knitting – A Review of My First Year
I realized the other day that I had somehow missed the first anniversary of the start of my adventures in knitting. Unlike cross stitch (which I learned by myself in drips and drabs), I took lessons at a shop to … Continue reading
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September 2009 Goals
Ah, September. Even though I have been out of school for eight years now (!), it still feels like the start of a new year. The weather is cooling off (okay, we’ve actually had a really cool summer, but you … Continue reading
Goodbye July
Another month over. Honestly, you’d think that the passage of time wouldn’t come as a surprise, but it always seems to. It has been a busy month for me: Baby Man’s year and half check-up, a wedding, a shower, a … Continue reading
Lace, Family, and Small Sucesses
Sadly, this is a post without pictures. You see, I’ve been having lots of trouble with my cell phone. (Oh, how I wanted to love it when I first bought it. But now I hate it and spend time thinking … Continue reading
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It’s In You to Give
A short post today, since I’m off to give blood. It is fairly quick to do and doesn’t hurt much at all. Why not take some time and donate blood? You’ve got plenty, trust me. And, hey, the waiting time … Continue reading