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Author Archives: Mira
Baby Surprise Jacket — A Puzzle!
Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Baby Surprise Jacket pattern creates a truly bizarre-looking piece of knitting until you fold it up correctly. It seemed like a good gift idea for friends of ours who like puzzles, and they were conveniently coming over for … Continue reading
Horcurx Socks, just in time for a blizzard!
As an antidote to the year+-long project that was Emily and Dale’s blanket, I’m whipping through some smaller projects now. I recently finished a baby sweater for some friends who are due at the end of the month with their … Continue reading
An Interview With Emily Peters
Emily Peters, on knitting, and her absolutely gorgeous Octopus Mittens in particular: Q) What inspired you to design mittens with octopi on them? I bought the yarn I used with a different aquatic pattern in mind, and only after the … Continue reading
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What have I been up to for the last year or so?
A very good question! Friends of mine got married this past summer, but about two years ago, around the time they got engaged, my friend Asher and I decided to make them a blanket, based on Asher’s pattern for change … Continue reading
Serging
For Christmas, my awesome in-laws got me a serger. I promptly started taking classes, and having all my time sucked up by that. Last week, I finally got a chance to pull out the machine and take it for a … Continue reading
More Adventures in Steeking
Hello, everyone! Long time, no see! The semester is over, and the never-ending project that shall not be named is almost done, so hopefully I’ll have some bandwidth for blogging more! Of course, with taking three classes and working full … Continue reading
First Gloves
Good news! School is eating my brain less than I thought it would, and I’ve actually had more time for knitting! I recently completed a test knit for Donna Druchunas at Sheep to Shawl — my very first pair of … Continue reading
School has Eaten My Brain
Hi all — sorry for the lack of blog posts recently. I’ve just started taking some classes again, and they’re currently eating my brain — the winter intersession intensive course is over, and now I’m taking 3.5 courses for the … Continue reading
2011 in Knitting
2012 has gotten off to an exciting start — I’m taking a class that’s taking up a bunch of time, and work is getting more and more interesting (and busy) so sadly I’ve been neglecting the blog a bit. I … Continue reading
Adventures in 3-D Knitting: Nativity Sets
Way, way back in July, we went to visit some of James’s relatives in Maine. We had a lovely trip. A chance remark from one of James’s cousins set in motion this year’s Christmas knitting project: nativity sets. At this … Continue reading