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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
Sunset From Da Lanai
One of da tings I love about our hale it dat is faces makai, so we get some nani sunsets. Dis aftanoon I stay hana in my office; it looks out into da forest. I can see plenny manu coming … Continue reading
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A Sweater For Nolemana, Part One: Imua (Beginning)
Two years ago, Nolemana and I spent a weekend on Fox Island up in the Puget Sound, Washington, area. While there, of course I had to check out at least one yarn shop, so we took the cute ferry over … Continue reading
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“Under The Sea” Necklace
I used to do a lot of beadwork. I still love it, but seems like knitting has taken over my life lately. But back in the days when I was beading, this is the kind of thing I used to … Continue reading
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Okay Pau. Nomo Conundrum
I wen really think seriously about Leimamo’s suggestion about having a separate blog just for knitting. I even wen investigate alla free blogs on da Net. But den, latah, I was talking wit my dottah about da whole ting; she … Continue reading
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Aloha In The Snow
For the last couple of weeks, the Portland area has been experiencing some really cold weather; temps down to 18 degrees at night, gusty East wind, but no rain. But last Tuesday, we got snow! It was fabulous.
Conundrum
I love talking stories in pidgin. It’s the language most comfortable for me to use. I think in pidgin, love to write in pidgin. If I get upset, the first words that come flying out of my mouth are pidgin. … Continue reading
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Sock Knitters Up in Arms… or Should That Be Feet?
There is this wonderful yarn company outside Portland, Oregon. They make the most wonderful hand-dyed yarns for socknitting, among other things. Amazing colorways (that’s the knitting geek term for different yarn colors). Real nice people, too. Every year they come … Continue reading