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by Nanc filed under knitting on January 24, 2005 12:51 PM

Sorry I was remiss in that last post. I forgot to tell you about the two new knit books I picked up. These are technically Xmas gifts, since they were purchased with a gift card from my SIL Lisa. (Who's Big Red hat was not shown in that last article.)

The first book, All Stitched Up, looks to have some pretty good basics to help me out when I need them. Finishing stitches and tips for basic construction are toted in this book and what I hope to reap from it. Like a friendly bit of advise now and then.

Knit Socks! is the second book and is to get my butt in gear about knitting socks. I currently have two different socks on needles, but they haven't been worked on since their inception. I have a basic pattern Chris gave to me (and has been happy with), but I feel like I need a little more hand-holding. Hence the book. (And typically I run from these cheezy-packaged books, but this time I think the cheeze may help.)

So thanks, Lisa, and I promise to get the hat out to ya' before the cold is gone.



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Hi, this blog has been upgraded, but I'm leaving the old pages online until the search engines catch up. If you want to join the discussion, this may be the page you're looking for on the new site.

Posted by: Pamelalala on January 25, 2005 07:07 AM

And so the sock plague continues to infect us all.... maybe I have a natural immunity to knitting them?


Posted by: Aubyn on January 25, 2005 04:56 PM

I will help you as well-it is hard to hold hands with a book-too many papercuts


Posted by: Pamelalala on January 26, 2005 09:48 AM

Doesn't cheeze always help?!?!


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