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| These were supposed to be knee highs but the pattern wasn't working for me. So now they are short. The yarn is wool/silk blend and self stripping. Such gorgeous colors!!! |
Thursday, March 10, 2011
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Hello world! It has been many years since there was a post on here. So, starting up anew. My fingers are not used to the keyboard...many mis...
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During the night I have ideas of poems. I don't know much about poetry. Don't know the rules or even what a stanza (is that for musi... -
OMG what? A new post? She is still alive and well... It has been a sweltering summer in Iowa. The garden is doing ok...some cabbages hav...
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We have a hard time transferring seedlings to the garden too. With our climate, we don't need to start things indoors first to get a jump on spring. If you can get the soil plugs into the dirt outside in "one piece" then your chances of success increase.
That's some nice, colorful yarn. I've seen some nice socks on Ravelry, but never tried crocheting socks. Knitted ones like yours look better.
You sure do have better planting weather Brad. I'm looking for a local place to buy on of those wooden pot makers...where you use newspaper for the cup. And transfer to those then transplant....we will see how it comes together.
Ravelry is a major obsession with all those free patterns! There are patterns for crocheted socks out there.
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