This Christmas at Twiglet Homestead has been a meaningful one. I’m talking about it as if it’s already happened, and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day haven’t even arrived yet. Christmas is about celebrating and giving due reverence to the birth of a baby, the most special baby that ever cried and pooped, just like all … More This Christmas
Do you remember that lovely dark green leftover yarn that has been plaguing me with its inability to complete a project? The wrist warmers that were one-and-a-half wrist warmers were sent packing on the fail boat. The green hat I attempted to knit for The Little Fulla almost boarded the fail boat too. First, I forgot … More Much Ado About Leftover Green Yarn
I finished knitting the baby bear beanie for The Little Sister’s incoming walnut. Then I forgot to take photos of it before I gave it to her. Never mind! I have an in-progress photo. That will have to do for now. The yarn was very soft but very hard to knit with as it didn’t … More Small Knitted Things
Leftover yarn. It’s a knitting problem. If only I would just put the balls (or blobs) in the cupboard like I used to. Part of the problem is that my cupboard is a little full of yarn. So, I am trying to solve one problem by creating another, called Let’s Use As Much Of The … More The Wrist Warmers That Weren’t Meant to be
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