About Me
- Name: Justy
- Location: BC, Canada
I'm the proud Momma of "Son" who was born at home in Aug 2003.
I discovered eBooks back in 2005 when I got my iPaq 2490. Once I discovered I could have as many books as I wanted with me all the time without breaking my back I was hooked. The best thing is the development of eInk eBook Readers, specifically the Cybook and BeBook. Much nicer on my eyes, I don't think I'll ever go back to paper books again. In fact I still have a paperback to finish that I started in December 2007, just before I got my Cybook. I may have to find it in eBook format. :)
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Chubby Christmas Stocking
Cozy Shawl
Einstein Coat #1
Einstein Coat #2
My Boa Scarf (Parrot)
Rambling Rows baby blanket
Wallaby Wannabe
2005 Finished Projects
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Earwarmer Cap - October
Haiku Sweater - July
Shapely Scarf in Fun Fur - June
2nd Baby Hat - June
Not a Baby Hat - May
1st Baby Hat - May
Vested Interests sz 4 - Feb
2004 Finished Projects
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Gift Boa Scarf (Ostrich)
Basket Stch Baby Blanket
- Green & Yellow
Wonderful Wallaby - Willie Wallaby
Basket Stch Baby Blanket
- Red & Orange
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Ann Budd:
The Knitter's Handy Book of Patterns
Jaqueline Fee:
The Sweater Workshop
Sally Melville:
The Knit Stitch
The Purl Stitch
Maggie Righetti:
Knitting in Plain English
Amy Singer:
Knit Wit
Barbara Walker:
Knitting from the Top
Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns
Third Treasury of Knitting Patterns
Fourth Treasury of Knitting Patterns
Elizabeth Zimmerman:
Knitting Without Tears
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Just a simple little blog to talk about my knitting, my cats, my wonderful son, and perhaps other things in my life.
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Camera is Back!
My camera is finally back from the shop! I have it plugged in and charging as I type. I have an 'ear warmer hat' and My Christmas Stocking to take pictures of as well as projects in progress. Hopefully the camera will be ready to take pictures when I get home.
I'm totally thrilled with my stocking. I started it last year for my son, then found out that Great-Granny was making him as well. So the stocking sat unfinished until I realized that *I* could use it for *Me* at this point I continued working on it in odd moments when the other projects didn't call to me and finally put a push on the last 2 weeks. I used a "Knitty Knoddy" to do the i-cord loop and ended up making it 7" long instead of 5" long because it went so much faster than I thought it would. I just have to weave in 2 ends and sew on the loop and the Stocking is Finished! I am quite happy about this. I will duplicate stitch my name on it for next year, for now just finishing the stocking is enough. I made the "Chubby Stocking" the cover picture from Christmas Stockings: Holiday Treasures to Knit.
Hubby is amazed that I have managed to finish it. Since I am a process knitter I seem to always have lots of projects on the go and few that get finished in a timely manner. Oh well, it works for me. Knitting is my therapy, it is more important to me to have the right project in my hands slowly growing than it is to have a pile of finished projects.
I'm totally thrilled with my stocking. I started it last year for my son, then found out that Great-Granny was making him as well. So the stocking sat unfinished until I realized that *I* could use it for *Me* at this point I continued working on it in odd moments when the other projects didn't call to me and finally put a push on the last 2 weeks. I used a "Knitty Knoddy" to do the i-cord loop and ended up making it 7" long instead of 5" long because it went so much faster than I thought it would. I just have to weave in 2 ends and sew on the loop and the Stocking is Finished! I am quite happy about this. I will duplicate stitch my name on it for next year, for now just finishing the stocking is enough. I made the "Chubby Stocking" the cover picture from Christmas Stockings: Holiday Treasures to Knit.
Hubby is amazed that I have managed to finish it. Since I am a process knitter I seem to always have lots of projects on the go and few that get finished in a timely manner. Oh well, it works for me. Knitting is my therapy, it is more important to me to have the right project in my hands slowly growing than it is to have a pile of finished projects.