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Knit Your Square To Give Your Share 2009!
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Hi Chalky - I found your blog on Facebook - I love it! Well done on getting it off the ground. I'm still working on mine, adding all the info about our knitting. Hope to 'publish' it over the weekend!
Pippa - hope things went as well as they could today. Thinking of you on a difficult day.
KathyXXKNIT YOUR SQUARE TOTALS:
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if you go to edit your details on the user cp panel and then where it says;
<If you would like to let other visitors to this site know the URL of your own web site, enter it here. Home Page URL> put the blog ref in and save changes and up it should pop. HTH!Nerd no 109 Long haulers supporters DFW #1! Even in the darkest moments, love and hope are always possible.0 -
Thanks for that, ISOM!
Have a great evening, everyone.
KathyXXKNIT YOUR SQUARE TOTALS:
Squares: 11, Animal blankets: 20 -
Thanks ISOM mine is up
I hope !! Night night everybodyTry and do a good deed every day.0 -
Evenin’ ('mornin') All.
Ok so I’ve been lurking all day, dropping in and out – I’ve had a strange faffing about sort of day again, my routine changed again ‘cos little brother swapped Mum visiting days as he’s off on holiday tomorrow, change really throws me out just now. I had planned a trip out to PO this pm but Pamspal dropped in just after lunch & we chatted ‘til nearly teatime so I’ll go in the morning.
Well what a lovely load of posts when I logged on this morning! Kathy - I too remember a gingham curtain (green) beneath the kitchen sink, The outside loo plus the tin bath- aah! times were so good then despite how poor they sound.
I remember Mum having to go into hospital for about 3 months – a slipped disc, she was in traction for weeks and weeks - I’d be about 12, I took great pride in coping with the laundry, an electrolux washer with a powered wringer, a zinc tub and a ponch for rinsing, but then, as now I didn’t manage the ironing :rotfl:!. I also did most of the cooking, I was very proud of a fruit flan I made to take to Mum – I made a sponge base, then added tinned peaches and a packet of Greens jelly on top. We took this, with a tin of Nestles cream on 2 long bus rides to the hospital, my little brother had to wait outside as he wasn’t old enough to visit (how cruel was that) but Mum was near a window on the ground floor so if big brother lifted him they could see each other. Isn’t it strange the things that stick in your memory.
Maytaurus, what more can I say than thank you for your fabulous posts – it always warms my heart to read them. Oooh and before I forget again, thanks so much for the cabbage patch link – I had a problem with a teddy pattern a couple of months ago and have now found the original on that site – the copy I was using missed about 10 rows – no wonder I had a problem :rotfl:
ISOM – so glad the cat has turned up. (pooh! – the auctioneer). Love the blog! Keep your chin up!
Kathy – love the dust poem, have taken a copy, thanks
Everyone into clearing lofts – I have a crowded one if you’d like to have a go!
Orkneystar – welcome and well done with the little cardi!
Dpixie – you must be so fit! I haven’t tried the stockings yet, have a jumper on the needles I must finish – will give them a go over the weekend, if ok I’ll do at least 10 before I move onto a couple or 3 boobies.
Shazrobo – well what can I say – 50 fluffy balls :rotfl: and a surprise parcel :j Thanks for the bell pattern, will have a go at that too.
SylviaD – good luck with the dog – I’m sure the home visit will be positive ((hugs))
Mrs Moneypenny – take care of your shoulder, I hope it recovers soon.
Chalky – love the blog, I’m your first “follower” – beware:rotfl:!
Mioliere – soooo looking forward to reading yours.
All you bloggers – I envy you, love the idea but don’t think I could do it. I’m shy Mary Ellen, I’m shy!
Ooops – gone on too long again,
Night night all
Luv
Pam:smileyheaPam.:hello:0 -
mioliere
Re; ‘Pierce Brosnan in a pinny (and only a pinny?!) is still in my head!’
shazrobo and anyone else needing toy stuffing
I had to search for this as well
I got a big bag from Dunelm. It’s really good
100% Hollow Polyester Fiber Filling £5.99
Ideal Filling for Toys, Crafts and Cushions
Pure Optic White Virgine Polyester Fibers
Machine Washable Hypo - Allergenic
1 kilo (2.2 lbs)
They also have the Polystyrene Beads in 2 sizes of bag
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/product/Fabric%20Sewing%20And%20Knitting_Beans%20And%20Hollowfibre/2386.htm
prfungi
‘I had a problem with a teddy pattern a couple of months ago and have now found the original on that site – the copy I was using missed about 10 rows – no wonder I had a problem ‘
How long did it take you to realise it wasn’t just you?
I would have probably put it down to brain fog and just said
Free Easy Crochet Patterns I’m making for xmas
Envelope Holder
I thought this might be nice for putting little gifts in
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/80017AD.pdf
4½″ (11 cm) Christmas Stocking
http://www.pottagepublishing.co.uk/stocking.html
Gingerbread Person
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/70709AD.pdf
Easy Baby Sweater Newborn, 3-6 mos, 12 mos, 18 mos
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/60696.pdf
Sleepy Kitty Draft Dodger
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/BK4K-0702004.pdf
Pampered Pooch Crocheted Felted Bed
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/50688AD.pdf
Crochet Catnip Mouse
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/cff-catnipMouse.pdf
Car Coat
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/70004A.pdf
Poodle Princess
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/70538AD.pdf
Knitters might like these easy free patterns
Cuddly Caterpillar
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/80796AD.pdf
Dragon Bookends
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/80357AD.pdf
Baby Kimono
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/70352AD.pdf
Fuzzy Santa Stocking
http://cache.lionbrand.com/printablePatterns/khs-santaStocking.pdf
OnlyGirl ...... I saw this (& dragon book ends)and thought of you
T-Rex Toy (knit)
http://www.patonsyarns.com/pattern.php?PID=4517&cps=21191
The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane[FONT="] —[FONT="] Marcus Aurelius[/FONT][/FONT]0 -
A wonderful post, Maytaurus, with some brilliant links - how do you find so many great things?
Pam - you've stirred up such memories with your post, Green's Jelly, and so on!
I hope everyone is well. Unfortunately, I woke up late because I stayed up to watch The Dvinci Code - I hadn't seen it before. We have friends coming over this morning for lunch so I won't have any time on here until later. I'm longing to have a good look at all Maytaurus's links, too.
Anyway, will call back later. Have a great day.
KathyXXKNIT YOUR SQUARE TOTALS:
Squares: 11, Animal blankets: 20 -
morning everyone, i am sitting here with my first coffee (breakfast will have to wait) and am loving the blogs.
isom - love yours, but where is the rest? i want to hear more about you and fergus and weezl and your allotment and your quilt.
chalkey, i loved your blog too, i hope that you are going to keep it updated with loads of photos of the things you produce, i love crafty things, but when it comes to sewing, i might as well have hooves!
maytaurus, what a lovely post, i love the things you find and your bright updates do make this chilly morning seem much warmer and sunnier than it is.
kathy, hurry, we want to see your blog too. i am thinking of starting a blog so that my friends in the states can see what i am up to, and that other people can appreciate our lovely views from our house in france. oh well, one thing at a time. am loving doing the little christmas stockings - coming from the southern hemisphere, we never had those as kids, so its all very exciting. i am going to make one for myself as a very UNSUBTLE hint to the lovely OH.
anyway, need to go and dig the beetroot up (dont know why as i will not eat any of it - hideous stuff that it is) and also water the greenhouse and have breakfast, this list grows by the moment.
have a wonderful day everyone, and i think i am going to treat myself to a little order from kemps ....
smiles, hugs and loads of love all round
dpixie1 oxfam jumper, 19 hexagon jumpers and 1 beanie!0 -
k2tog - does your Grandad not like butterflies ? - or is it too `girlie` looking ?
Elaine.0 -
Hello everyone,
Just a quick pop in before we go to the 2 Mum's and sort them out :rolleyes::D
Havent read back and will be in later for a proper read and chat.
Will post my update later tonight or tomorrow.
Quick question I have started the ruffle scarf and just guessed at the size of the hook but its working out too smallit says.... K .....
what is that in English pleeese I am sure one of you lovely ladies can help me out Thanks in advance.
Got to go OH waiting for me
Back Later
Anne
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