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Oh, I definitely don't regret spending time vegging out. It is just that if I sit around reading or browsing stuff on the web, I want to munch and that is not good for me. And browsing patterns on

So cool! It was nice seeing him. wrote: -- Jaya http://knitsarina.blogspot.com/

Nothing wrong with Ravelry-surfing!! Mojo will return, and/or new inspiration will strike. Don't let your knitting and weaving be taskmasters.. --Therese Thérèse Shere Freelance indexing & digital

I really like Fruity Knitting too -- it's the only knitting podcast I ever watch. Particularly enjoy the not-American perspective. --Therese Thérèse Shere Freelance indexing & digital information

Random project browsing has just led me to order a ton of Rowan Felted tweed for a project.? Yikes. Random anything is dangerous for me. Jaya,? you are just recharging your batteries. Mary.

Get out!!!? I watched the episode and totally missed that. I really enjoy that pod cast.? Her husband is a cracking good sport. Mary

You are retired ... It *really* is OK to look at Random YarnPorn in your free time ... :-) erica in AZ listening to the Rolling Stones and thoroughly enjoying myself ...

Just watched part of this Fruity Knitting podcast episode featuring Shetland Wool Week https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTw6AN9u7xk&t=2452s and spotted a beaming Peter among the crowd in the opening

This is unusual for me. I am usually quite organized with my craft projects. But right now I am so discombobulated that I seem unable to work on anything. I have two warps on two different looms that

Yep, I took mine in. Haven’t regretted it, though I have put on a bit of weight so hope it still fits. Being 49, I may be self-heating enough not to need it this winter. Here’s the links to my

Yep. Jaya = Fearless & Resourceful.

Bohus buttons are usually very small and light. Like small mother-of-pearl or plastic shirt buttons. Nobody wants buttons competing with the design. So I’m not too worried about that. I could do

For years, I've been in awe of what Steph accomplished with her revision of that Bohus.? A beautiful job, but even with my sewing experience, I've shied away from the task for some reason. There's

Thank you for the thoughts. Connie, I don't think reinforcing the buttonhole will be enough. The knitted fabric gives more than the woven fabric so the buttonhole is bearing the brunt of the stretch.

Jenny, Forest Darkness is one of my favorites.? I thought I had a kit, but I think I ordered Dean by mistake! I loved Jaya's pink Large Collar so much, I bought that kit as well, but the two times

Jaya, 1.? On the buttonhole issue, all of the ideas here seem fine to me, but I'd probably do the fabric or ribbon, mostly because it would be easily reversible. 2.? You've brought up an

Jaya, If it were me, I would just use matching sewing thread and needle and reinforce the existing buttonhole. You could easily hise the thread at tge backside. Or... Imagine an overcast stitch all

Re No2, I think it would work very well Jaya. I don't know enough to comment on No 1. I love the Wild Swan and will look forward to pics in progress, and I now recall that

1. I found that the knitted buttonholes at the waist of my knitted/woven skirts are stretching out. I want to reinforce them. I thought about making buttonholes in muslin and sewing to the back of the

Please send pics when it is done <melisanderwolf@...> wrote: