If You Wanna Get Ahead, Get A Hat!
Work has been quite busy –  The move to Agile and  a pretty heavy training course with lots of home work has stolen my blogging time. I have, however, managed to keep up my “Commuting Knitting” đ Can you guess what I’ve made? Is the title of this post a spoiler? Ok – here it […]
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Agile Knitting
Behold! I have discovered that I am an Agile Knitter!! Knitting while performing aerobics? Standing on one leg while performing impossible feats of fairisle dexterity? Urm, no… Let me start at the beginning, at work – I don’t normally talk about work because it is “work” and this is a knitting blog and what I do for a […]
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I am Forgiven
I have finally been forgiven for being a bad, unfaithful wife and knitting for another man. How did Ben attain this state of nirvana? It only took me to knit a beautiful pair of socks and me to finish his Drifter đ The finishing is timely – The weather here is still freezing and Ben has a […]
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Shivering and Knitless
Picture it readers, a shivering, knitless Ben, looking imploringly at the jumper I’m knitting him, silently berating me for knitting for another man and his current lack of new knit wear. (OK, maybe I’m hamming this up just a tiny bit for dramatic effect đ ) As Drifter is too large and complicated to take on the […]
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Jealous-Boy Gets a Treat
Remember how jealous Ben was of me knitting for another man? (This post –>> Paid in Full in Bacon) He hrmphed and muttered and reminded me that he had said he liked a jumper ages ago and I hadn’t made it for him and he keeps feeling cold in this horrible cold Spring. Â <<Sulky face>> […]
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Not Sure If These Count As “Successes”
Do you remember the string Whale cat toys I made for Ziggy and Kitty ? These little beasties…. From Kitty & Ziggy A friend of ours has a new kitten and I thought I’d make a little whale toy as a gift for the kitten. Ben saw my “gift Whale” and said, “that’s nicer than the […]
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Kitten Mittens
âLeave all your other projects and make those, Susan!â said Jenny. âI want to see a finished one.â âAwwwww!!! So CUTE!â said everyone else at Guilty Knitters (Even the non-cat lovers!!) So what could possibly be so cute and engaging that I would abandon my lovely Autumn Rose Sweater and work on them exclusively? It was […]
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Travelling Socks
I usually have a pair of socks on the needles, Â ready to grab and stuff in my bag to keep me company when I’m flying. Even the most rigorous airport security has yet to give me grief over a set of 2.5mm wooden dpns and a ball of sock yarn. I take socks on the […]
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Getting it Out of the Way
I don’t understand. It should have been a lovely knit – beautiful Nimu yarn and easy but interesting pattern.? So why was the Stripe Study Shawl such a boring slog to finish? I guess it’s because I had to rip it back and start again so I’ve probably knit one and a half of these not […]
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Paid in Full in Bacon
The Salford Scarf took me 9 days to knit and it is lovely but jealousy may be a problem…. I was a  little worried about giving it to Lawrence….not that I thought Lawrence wouldn’t like it but what his wife would make of it…especially as it was finished two days before Valentine’s day! Lawrence said he was […]
It looks lovely, and â„ïž seeing your 2009 self đ!
WOW!! It looks s beautiful. I took don't knit shawls because I never wear them. Yours would be beautiful as…
Absolutely GORGEOUS ! x
Well done Susan, it's fabulous đđ
Wow, love, love, love it. I am a shawl person and have a few favourites that I take on holiday…