New Blog Post: What do you love?What do you love?bartonriveryarn.comHere are two semi-related notes about things I love. I hope it gets you thinking about what you love and that you’ll spend time indulging those passions this summer.
Here are two semi-related notes about things I love. I hope it gets you thinking about what you love and that you’ll spend time indulging those passions this summer. I love making things, traveling, learning, and teaching. And for me, these all come together in my love of books. I have a confession to make: […]
Dorothy Reade’s hand-written chart symbols. I’m just finishing an article for TheKnitter UK about Dorothy Reade’s development of knitting charts in the 1960s.
This is definitely my next for-fun project. Aniomagic – beginner kit example – ‘bonsey’www.aniomagic.comAniomagic is etextiles.
I want to go deeper with some of my creative and knitting work. I love and feel inspired by this exhibit “Knitting Along the Viking Trail” by Elsebeth Lavold. I have been thinking about going in some new directions for the past few years. I don’t know …
Guess where I’ll be teaching online classes soon?https://www.craftsy.com/craftsy.com
Be sure to check out Deb Robson’s blog. Publisher of Arctic Lace and Ethnic knitting books. She just returned from the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. I love the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. Some time I need to look back in my records and see which was the year I first attended, after Linda Berry […]
As you know from last year’s posts on this blog, we traveled to a lot of places in 2010. We clocked over 10,000 miles and maybe over 15,000 miles but we were not keeping track. Hawaii, Alaska, Florida, New York, and hopping around Europe every three weeks for 4 months. That being said, we like […]
Sometimes when I try to make myself work, the anxiety is just too much for me to deal with.
Changing my fb profile picture for a few days. Find out more here.It’s OK to be Takeiwww.itsoktobetakei.com