Below is an episode of my podcast, where I talk about what I'm reading and knitting. I hope you enjoy it! If it's not your thing, you can get the gist of what I'm working on from the lists of links below. Thank you so much for visiting!
Best,
Kate
Find me!
Ravelry
Etsy
YouTube
Blog
Periscope
Shiva Socks
preemie hat
Lucy's socks
Pete's Farmhouse Flats
Slipper Soles
Lucy's Fairy Flats
Chain Ply by hand
Clover Pompom makers
Brianna's hat
Cashmere mitts
Tardis Sock
Nina's amazing shawl (River Walk Wrap in Misti Alpaca Lace)
felt bean bags
Brass Button Stitch Markers
Dala Horse Stitch Markers
Matryoshka Doll Stitch Markers
Watching
Death Comes to Pemberly
To Kill a Mockingbird
Events
Finger Knitting for All Ages: Wednesday, December 30th from 5-6PM
at the Jordanville Public Library
Reading
Warleggan
Go Set A Watchman
To Kill a Mockingbird
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
Posts
6 comments:
I love that you are doing these videos! I decided to put up my own yarn along video this week, and it was a lot of fun. Granted, I didn't actually have anything knit to show...but...eventually I will :-)
Beautiful socks! I love that slipper pattern. I did that for my family one year and they all loved them.
Lovely as ever. I saw on Pinterest where someone creates a little pompom using a fork. Maybe that would give you what you're looking for? https://www.pinterest.com/pin/566538828100109306/
I love those slippers, I may need a pair for myself! :)
I confess, I was on the edge of my seat about that sock!! So glad you found it in the end. As for a sock drying solution, my mom strung a heavy cotton cord above her washing machine and puts hanging things on it with clothes pins (or just drapes them). It is a good solution and would keep the socks up high. You might have another place besides the washing machine to hang them up too.
If you still can't get the smell out, I suppose you could try soaking in a mild Biz solution--I swear that stuff is magical.
Lucy's slippers are adorable (having seen the finished pom-poms!) I like the striping--I think it makes them more visually interesting. They kind of look like elf shoes. :)
re: Death Comes to Pemberly. I really liked that one. I'm definitely not an Austen purist, but I thought this was one of the better spin-offs. (Plus, Matthew Rhys is just so dark and broody). The Grantchester guy plays the lawyer in that one.
About that funeral book. Do you get the Road from Emmaus journal? A few months back she had a whole issue about death and dying from the Orthodox perspective, and Fr. Dcn. S found it very helpful. There was a book recommendation that he really loved: http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/0971413967?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=od_aui_detailpages00 and has recommended to several people. I've not read it yet myself, but he's talked with me about it, and you might find it helpful to think through these things.
I can't watch your video because I'm at work, but oh my goodness, you have a lot going on! I'm in love with all your bright, colorful socks, and those slippers! How are you liking "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"? I read it earlier this year and liked it pretty well, though it was definitely eye-opening! Apparently it might become a TV show.
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