Sunday Afternoon.

Our neightbor has been cooking something delicious since 7am, and the lovely smell inspired me to bake some brownies and start a beef roast, so now OUR place smells just as delicious. Frogged a scarf, decided to make a shawl instead. The COWBOYS play at 3pm, and the "Survivor Finale" is tonight, so that takes care of 6 hours of television today/tonight. I'm in a funk of a mood. One of those; "if wishes were horses, beggers would ride" OR "wish in one hand, sXit in the other, see which fills up first" kinds of moods. At some point, I'm NOT going to be able to blame my maladies on mentalpause!!! Yeesh! Hugs, Noreen

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YarnWright
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I'm trying to keep my head above water as far as Christmas, my school and the boys' school goes. It's been completely nuts around here. I have an FO, though! A Fair Isle for my 5 year old. It's a little too large, but I intended that. I posted pictures on my blog:

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Holidays!

Hesira

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hesira

Frogged a scarf, Hi, What is Frogging I am intriqued, Ann

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Ann Eales

Frogging is ripping out or unraveling. Sounds like rip it, rip it. There's your frog!

Hesira

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That is very smart Hesira, he will be a very proud lad when he wears it. I love the pattern design and the colours really show off the stitch detail. Beautiful workmanship. :-)

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Bernadette

The sweater is lovely. I was also looking at your other posts and I was wondering what do you use for a blocking board?

Christy

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vanmier

Thanks Christy,

I use 2 things for blocking. The blue surface is made up of interlocking foam floor mats. The kind you would find on a daycare floor. The gridded surface is a cheap board I bought at Hancock's for about $10. It's corrugated cardboard with a 1 inch grid printed on it.

Hesira

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hesira

Thanks Bernadette. I can't wait for him to wear it!

Hesira

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hesira

What a beautiful sweater! I love it.

Shelagh

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Shillelagh

Thanks Shelagh!

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hesira

Ann Eales spun a FINE 'yarn':

Ann Eales. . . Ann, frogging is ripping, and we use the term because a frog or toad sound is rippit! HTH, Noreen

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YarnWright

hesira spun a FINE 'yarn':

hesira. . . Beautiful sweater. Hugs, Noreen

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YarnWright

Herisa, Lol thanks, I have never heard that expression before. Frogging to me is a braid fro closing a jacket, Ann

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Ann Eales

Thanks Noreen,

Hugs back atcha,

Hesira

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hesira

Can I come for a meal? Or just dessert?

Higs, Katherine

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Katherine

How size is your board? Was the grid pre-printed or did you apply it yourself? I have been thinking of making one from cardboard and thick craft foam.

Christy

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vanmier

The board was pre-printed. The size of the whole thing is about 4 feet by 6 feet. The grid is increments of 1 inch and there are curves printed on the board as well. I'm not sure what they are for, but a sewer could tell you, I'm sure. My board wasn't intended for blocking damp knitwear. I think it's a quilter's board. Like I said, it was around $10, and worth every penny.

Hesira

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hesira

Thank you Hesire,

I will have to check the local shops.

Christy

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vanmier

I hope you did not feel totally bad after the game. Dennis

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Spike Driver

Katherine spun a FINE 'yarn':

Katherine. . . Dear friend, you are welcome at my table and in my home ANY time, for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, supper AND desserts! SNACKS too! Love, Noreen

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YarnWright

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