Well, well..................
This is a trip down memory lane. So much has happened since my last post. Does anyone still have this little old site on their feeds anymore?
Monday, October 13, 2014
Friday, January 23, 2009
Back to a Life..........
Life has changed much since my last post, but things are finally balancing out. I like my job, but for the last two years it has been all consuming. The project is still intense, but there are more people up-to-speed who are of great help.
The knitting will now begin!
Have a great day.
Friday, June 06, 2008
My bags are packed and I'm ready to go.............
Today is my last day in Monterey. I am surprised at how much I will miss the staff here. They are an incredible bunch and have moved this project along more than they know. I have made two close friends here and will miss them both very much. Monica I will see, as she works for the same company and Jaki is an amazing knitter ,who I will see on Ravelry. "People" are truely the silver lining in this travel cloud.
I will be home for two weeks, so back to my "homies" at Knitique.
Have a great day!
Monday, May 26, 2008
For Home and Hearth........

For home and hearth, I thank all who serve. May I be as stead-fast in service and never forget those who have sacrificed themselves for us. As a nation, we may not be perfect, but we have the heart, strength and courage to always strive to be better. As American's we sometimes forget, that fighting for freedom is often easier than the responsibility of using that freedom appropriately.
Freedom is neither free, nor without responsibility.
Have a great day.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
My Morning Walks
Each morning I haul myself out of bed for this:
And walk along the shore/rocks to this:
then across the street for this:
Needless to say, mornings are my favorite time of day.
Have a great day!
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Liza's Cup Sleeve with Stopper Holder
"What" you say? Well I have a little pattern for you, but first, pictures:

One Venti Soy Hazelnut Steamer with a new tapered Sweater, accessorized with the
ever-elusive green Starbuck's stopper.


Liza’s Stopper Cup Sleeve
Gauge 21 = 4 inches ( this needs to be a firm fabric, or your cup will slip out of the holder when full)
Needles = US size 4 DPN
Yarn = Echo Yarn Worsted Weight Superwash Wool (wool will felt from extended use, so chose a superwash and knit it tight. One ball will make three, easily.
CO 36 (Longtail is best) join to knit in the round.
Rows 1 thru 7 - work in 1x1 ribbing
Row 8 - increase 1 (closed increase) in the first stitch, then knit the remainder of the row.
Rows 9 thru 11 – knit all
Rows 12 thru 19 - Repeat rows 8 thru 11, two more times (you will have a total of 19 rows)
Row 20 - increase 1 (closed increase) in the first stitch, then knit the remainder of the row.
Row 21 – BO 1 stitch, knit to end of row
Row 22 – CO 1 stitch, knit to end of row
Rows 23 thru 27 – knit all
Row 28 – Repeat row 21
Row 29 – Repeat row 22
Rows 30 thru 32 – knit all
Rows 33 thru 39 – work in 1x1 ribbing
BO loosely
Weave in ends
Keep in mind this has only been knitt by me, with no official test knitting. If you find errors in the pattern.....................................good for you!
Gauge 21 = 4 inches ( this needs to be a firm fabric, or your cup will slip out of the holder when full)
Needles = US size 4 DPN
Yarn = Echo Yarn Worsted Weight Superwash Wool (wool will felt from extended use, so chose a superwash and knit it tight. One ball will make three, easily.
CO 36 (Longtail is best) join to knit in the round.
Rows 1 thru 7 - work in 1x1 ribbing
Row 8 - increase 1 (closed increase) in the first stitch, then knit the remainder of the row.
Rows 9 thru 11 – knit all
Rows 12 thru 19 - Repeat rows 8 thru 11, two more times (you will have a total of 19 rows)
Row 20 - increase 1 (closed increase) in the first stitch, then knit the remainder of the row.
Row 21 – BO 1 stitch, knit to end of row
Row 22 – CO 1 stitch, knit to end of row
Rows 23 thru 27 – knit all
Row 28 – Repeat row 21
Row 29 – Repeat row 22
Rows 30 thru 32 – knit all
Rows 33 thru 39 – work in 1x1 ribbing
BO loosely
Weave in ends
Keep in mind this has only been knitt by me, with no official test knitting. If you find errors in the pattern.....................................good for you!
Have a great day!
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Monterey Memory Shawl
Started 5-5-08
Yarn: Organic 50%wool/50%cotton
Needles: US 8 Addi Lace Turbos
Pattern: My own, with fishtail lace stitch pattern.
The entire shawl reminds me of Monterey.
Have a great day!
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