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Needleworker, Knitter, Crocheter, Sewist, Paper Crafter, and more!
AKA: Heather, Silverlotus, Stitchinglotus
Located just outside of Toronto, Canada.
Tag Archives: Knitting
Chirstmas Gift Round-Up
It can be difficult to find things to post about in the later half of the year. So much of my time has been spent working on Christmas gifts, and I’m not always able to share pictures of them. However, … Continue reading
Darn That Sock
I started knitting socks in January 2009, when I took a class at my LYS. My first sock was knit from Dale of Norway Stork, a 100% cotton yarn meant mainly for baby items. I used that it because the … Continue reading
My Fourth Bewb
Back in October, I knit a few bewbs for charity. Apparently word got around, and my mom asked me if I would be willing to knit a bewb for a customer at her shop. What else could I say but … Continue reading
Yes, Another Pair of Socks
I love knitting socks. They are quick to knit, and totally portable. There are more patterns available for socks, I think, than any other type of clothing. The yarn is relatively cheap (I can make a pair of anklets from … Continue reading
A Plan for Socks
I’m really intrigued by the idea of sock clubs. Fabulous yarn and a pattern written especially for it arriving in my mail box every month? Yes, please! Unfortunately, non-wooly sock clubs are few and far between, and the shipping costs … Continue reading
Headin’ to Texas
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m deep into holiday knitting and stitching, which means I don’t have a lot of pictures to share. However, I did forget to share the socks and ferret that I sent off to a lady in … Continue reading
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Tagged Amigurumi, Crochet, Finishes, Knitting, PlanetJune, Socks
Bewbs for Charity
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, which means it is a great month to knit bewbs! The blue two are knit using Classic Elite Bam Boo (100% bamboo rayon) and the large one is knit from the left over Araucania … Continue reading