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About Me!My name is Trish, and I love knitting! No, I’m not particularly good at it, but not being particularly good at something has never stopped me before, so why not? My father’s mother taught me to crochet when I was probably about 6 years old. I made the world’s longest chain stitch snake, until I got bored with that, then made tons of uneven doll blankets after that. (I was even creative enough to realize they were uneven, so I started making “triangle doll blankets” on purpose. Yeah, right.) Within a few years I was making real projects and enjoying myself immensely, and fast forward to about five years ago when my carpal tunnel and arthritis suddenly made it impossible to crochet anymore. Then about two years ago in 2004 I could no longer stand my yarn-less lifestyle and I became determined to learn to hand knit. (I won’t talk about my brief foray on the Bond Incredible Sweater Machine, where the biggest thing I learned was how much I hate to sew sweaters together!) I figured any book called Knitting for Dummies would just about be written at my level, and off I went! So now what have I…
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On to Another Scarf

September 25, 2011

Trish

This is crazy, but one day after finishing my charity scarf, I’ve started another one. This time it’s a simple color block, garter stitch scarf with my new yarn from Knit Picks. The yarn is called Biggo, which I think is rather silly, as yarn names go, but I like it! It’s soft and works up quickly.

Other than what you see here? Not much else to say about this project. It’s garter stitch. It’s a scarf. ‘Nuff said.

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2 responses to “On to Another Scarf”

Beth

September 26, 2011

Sometimes, the simplest is the best. I like your color combinations.
Shannon

October 30, 2011

Let us know how the yarn turns out after washing!

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About Me!My name is Trish, and I love knitting! No, I’m not particularly good at it, but not being particularly good at something has never stopped me before, so why not? My father’s mother taught me to crochet when I was probably about 6 years old. I made the world’s longest chain stitch snake, until I got bored with that, then made tons of uneven doll blankets after that. (I was even creative enough to realize they were uneven, so I started making “triangle doll blankets” on purpose. Yeah, right.) Within a few years I was making real projects and enjoying myself immensely, and fast forward to about five years ago when my carpal tunnel and arthritis suddenly made it impossible to crochet anymore. Then about two years ago in 2004 I could no longer stand my yarn-less lifestyle and I became determined to learn to hand knit. (I won’t talk about my brief foray on the Bond Incredible Sweater Machine, where the biggest thing I learned was how much I hate to sew sweaters together!) I figured any book called Knitting for Dummies would just about be written at my level, and off I went! So now what have I…
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ResourcesOn this page you’ll find my collection of knitting-related resources. The list is constantly growing, so do check back often! Links Trish’s Knitting Library Patterns and How-to’s
WritingsFrom time to time I have been known to write an article or two, or a few poems here or there. I had originally intended to keep this stuff up on my personal blog, but this is the blog that I update most often. So, I thought I’d share my writings here. Thanks for reading! Contents Doing Yesterday’s Work Tomorrow This is an article I wrote while in college during the last weeks of the semester before Christmas Break. Seeing as it’s the holiday season at the moment that I am posting this, I thought I’d share it here, now. Enjoy! A Journey to Motherhood I wrote an article for now-defunct Horizons Newspaper, in Maryland, shortly after the birth of my daughter. Over the next several years the article was republished in excerpts or in updated forms. A couple of existing versions are linked from this page. What I Am Thankful For This is my blog post from Thanksgiving Day, 2008. I often struggle to remember the simpler things. Perhaps I need to read my own words more often. The Christmas Spirit I wrote this little story of Christmas in 1979, when I was just 14 years old. I remember…
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About Me!My name is Trish, and I love knitting! No, I’m not particularly good at it, but not being particularly good at something has never stopped me before, so why not? My father’s mother taught me to crochet when I was probably about 6 years old. I made the world’s longest chain stitch snake, until I got bored with that, then made tons of uneven doll blankets after that. (I was even creative enough to realize they were uneven, so I started making “triangle doll blankets” on purpose. Yeah, right.) Within a few years I was making real projects and enjoying myself immensely, and fast forward to about five years ago when my carpal tunnel and arthritis suddenly made it impossible to crochet anymore. Then about two years ago in 2004 I could no longer stand my yarn-less lifestyle and I became determined to learn to hand knit. (I won’t talk about my brief foray on the Bond Incredible Sweater Machine, where the biggest thing I learned was how much I hate to sew sweaters together!) I figured any book called Knitting for Dummies would just about be written at my level, and off I went! So now what have I…
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ResourcesOn this page you’ll find my collection of knitting-related resources. The list is constantly growing, so do check back often! Links Trish’s Knitting Library Patterns and How-to’s
WritingsFrom time to time I have been known to write an article or two, or a few poems here or there. I had originally intended to keep this stuff up on my personal blog, but this is the blog that I update most often. So, I thought I’d share my writings here. Thanks for reading! Contents Doing Yesterday’s Work Tomorrow This is an article I wrote while in college during the last weeks of the semester before Christmas Break. Seeing as it’s the holiday season at the moment that I am posting this, I thought I’d share it here, now. Enjoy! A Journey to Motherhood I wrote an article for now-defunct Horizons Newspaper, in Maryland, shortly after the birth of my daughter. Over the next several years the article was republished in excerpts or in updated forms. A couple of existing versions are linked from this page. What I Am Thankful For This is my blog post from Thanksgiving Day, 2008. I often struggle to remember the simpler things. Perhaps I need to read my own words more often. The Christmas Spirit I wrote this little story of Christmas in 1979, when I was just 14 years old. I remember…
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