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About Me
- Ev
- Wife of a wonderful man who loves me very much, mother of three, grandmother of eleven, crafter supreme. Why aren't there more hours in the day??
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- Email me at evskae at gmail dot com
- Find me on Ravery as MissChief
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Finished Objects 2012
- Wrist Warmers for Pat
- Wrap bracelet
- Polar Fleece hand warmers
- Bandana Cowl
- Treads
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- Close encounters of the duck kind
- Last post...
- Ok, Lisa....
- Another FO!!
- First thing to go is the memory
- In response to Susanne
- SSS?
- Memorial weekend musings
- Final reminder
- Saturday - it's sunny and I have to work
- Short post
- What IS that smell?
- Spring in the Okanagan
- Audrey's an FO
- The Lacy Rose Poncho
- A day off
- Two, two, two posts in one....day, that is
- Monday, Monday
- Happy 100th Birthday, Kelowna!
- Saturday morning ramblings
- Just to turn you green
- A little lightheartedness
- Just a reminder
- We’ve arrived!
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Just recently (on my sister's suggestion) purchased a wonderful reference book called "The Knitter's Bible" by Claire Compton. I see that it was first published in the UK in 2004.
ReplyDeleteI have found it most useful, even in the short time I have had it. Some nice patterns too!! but more importantly all kinds of stitches and finishing techniques. A must have in this knitters over-populated but well loved library!!
love your blog and congrats on your move to the "lake">>!
Susanne, Edmonton
I always refer to Stitch -n- Bitch by Debbie Stoller and Knitter's Book of Finishing Techniques by Nancie M. Wiseman.
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