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Tunnel

It's like a tunnel of greens. Between the mall and my house. Lots of blackberries growing too. It was a great knitting night and i'm walking both ways even after a busy go go go day! Read and post comments | Send to a friend

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Heads Up, Huntsville

Darlings, I write in terrific haste as it's just about time to head up to Wisconsin for Knitting Camp . Dolores will not be going to Knitting Camp this year. Dolores has had quite enough excitement for one month, thank you very much, and if she knows what side her hot rum is buttered on she'll sit quietly in the living room this weekend and watch re-runs of "The Streets of San Francisco." I've just...

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Contest: The Bookmobile Just Pulled Into the Shaver's Parking Lot

Dear Ann, I finally had a breakthrough about our Fifth Blogiversary Contest. I didn't want it to be about knitting slipcovers for chairs. I may be singleminded in my enthusiasms, but I do realize that the appeal of knitting...

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Knitting Camp: The Food

Each year I suffer a bit of culture shock when I get to camp. Northern Wisconsin is a far cry from Seattle. I was looking forward to the fried pickles which sound disgusting but taste so fantastic. I got to try Culver's for the first time. Their sign reads "Frozen Custard ButterBurgers" Once you realize they mean frozen custard and ButterBurgers it sounds a bit better. But what the heck is a

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the party never ends

The boys had their birthday party over the weekend - a pool party! They had 17 little friends join them for swimming, pizza and cake. So now we've got about 17 cool presents to play with all day, every day. Yesterday it was Monopoly. I had forgotten what a long...

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Oh so cute!

The loveliest little charms, made by a friend of my sister. (Who I am away visiting at the moment.) You can find her blog about knitting and crafts (in Swedish) at http://kamillastickar.blogspot.comThis feed contains copyrighted photos and text from Anne's Food. If you are not reading this material in a feeds aggregator, the site you are viewing may be guilty of copyright infringement....

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Fiber Fest Weekend

We had a great time at the Midwest Fiber Fest last weekend! I headed out on Friday morning (and of course Loopy insisted on tagging along.) Does it mean anything that my knitting bag was as big as my luggage for the whole weekend? I really love that bag. I had to pack a [...]

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Patchwork Peace (Briefly) at Paulson Place

So, have you noticed the signs? Extreme irritability? A sudden obsession with air flow, or the lack thereof? Cravings for M&Ms and bad TV? (Wait, I always have that.) An uncanny talent for boring anyone in the room with an...

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Enter an Albemarle County Fair Competition

The time for entries to the county fair draws nigh. There’s a category for everybody (PDF)—fruits, vegetables, livestock, sculpture, photography, pies, knitting, and lots more.

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Plurk?

After saying that I wouldn’t, I got assimilated into the world of Plurk. It’s like a more visual version of Twitter and for some reason the Ravelry knitting crowd have adopted it with great gusto. I thought I wouldn’t like it but I’m finding it surprisingly addictive; for me it’s a combination of the [...]

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Shameless advertising

I don't generally do charity knitting, but here's a cause I'd like to promote to you. Sally is collecting for the WinterWarm project, and she's got the details here. I had intended to knit for the Dulaan project for Mongolian...

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Knitting Mojo Gone

My knitting mojo has gone awol and I am not sure how to get it back. So last week I went to see a 12:16am showing of The Dark Knight opening night. Amazing movie. Totally awesome. We got there about...

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New Vogue Knitting Has Arrived!

I stopped in to the shop today to drop off all the new Manos colors (more on that tomorrow!) and the new issue of Vogue was waiting for me. And this is a truly great issue. Trisha Malcolm has really got a bead on what is going on in the knitting world, and it shows. The cover mittens are knit with Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift , one of my all time favorite yarns, in a complex cable pattern. No dumbing...

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I bet AmEx is wondering if I croaked.

So, about that mid-year resolution to stop buying stuff ... I have had some blips, as I mentioned yesterday, but I think for the most part I'm doing well on the no-spend. It has been almost two full months now since my mid-year resolution to stop buying nonessentials and ya'll, I haven't died. I haven't gotten uglier! The house has not gotten bare and lonely! My feet have not gone unshod! The cats...

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World Markets for Knitted Textiles and Apparel: Forecasts to 2010

World Markets for Knitted Textiles and Apparel: Forecasts to 2010 Knitting: a growth sector The world produces over 17 mn tons of knitted textiles and apparel - representing one third of the global textile market. Moreover, output is forecast to grow by 25% over the next ten years, reaching more than 21 mn tons. New fibres open up new markets Knitted textiles and apparel are used in a wide range of...