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Author Archives: Mokihana
Spiral Baby Blankie + Baby!
I sent the spiral baby blanket to my grand-nephew and his parents last week, and today I got a surprise in my email: two photos of the baby on his new blankie!
It’s Starting to Look Like a Sweater!!
Last night I got to the part of the sweater where I had to put the sleeves-to-be onto other pieces of yarn to wait for their turn to be knitted. It was kinda scary, really. I’ve never done it before, … Continue reading
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Bright Splash of Hawai`i in The Middle of Winter
Oregon is known for long days of rain, or mist or fog or watevahs. Wet in some form. Clouds in gray form. I thought I going have hard time getting used to it after Hawai‘i, but ho, da surprise! Not!
A Loaf of Bread, A Cup of Wine and Thou?
Well, not exactly. More like a warm chocolate chip cookie (for Snowflake), a 20-ounce, raspberry mocha (decaf, double shot, extra hot – for me), a marionberry scone and a caramel latte (for Julie), Chai tea and a scone (for Umeki), … Continue reading
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A Coat of Many Colors, In Blanket Form
A special friend of mine has knitted two of these fabulous blankets, and I have long admired them. So about a year and a half ago, my friend “Snowflake” and I decided to knit our own. My friend passed on … Continue reading
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ʻOhana Means ‘Family’
“‘Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind”. We all know dis line from da movie, “Lilo and Stitch”, yeah? We saw how dat thought of ‘ohana was a thread dat wen run all throughout da movie.
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Finished Objects: Baby Blankies
All the baby blankies that I have knitted recently are pau. Tomorrow I’m going to wrap them and box them up and send them on their way. I’ve enjoyed knitting them and hope that the babies will all feel snuggly … Continue reading
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A Sweater for Nolemana, Part Three: Back Road Knitting
Today was our creative day at Bible Study, and I made good progress on the sweater. I must admit that I was a little intimidated at the beginning of this project, because I’ve never knit a sweater before.
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Satirical Sheep
Ho da kewt, yeah? Dis my fortune for da day: A satirical sheep at sunrise is nobody’s friend.
A Sweater For Nolemana, Part Two: Trusting the Process
This afternoon I spent a wonderful two hours with some special friends at Aloha Espresso in Damascus, where we all kitted, talked stories, and drank coffee or tea. I took along my Joseph’s Coat blanket, which I began knitting over … Continue reading