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Author Archives: Mokihana
Fie On Thee, O Dreaded Kitchener Stitch!
The first time I tried this stitch, trying to read the directions from a website as I was stitching, it ended up a mess. I was frustrated! I understood the progression from stitch to stitch. I got it! But my … Continue reading
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Toe Jams
On Tuesday morning, I got one sock done all the way up to grafting the toe. It’s great! It looks just the way it should.
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Fraternal Socks
Tonight I did the gusset on my second sock and decided to put the two socks together and admire my handiwork. Did a double-take. When I bought the two skeins of yarn to knit with, I made sure I had … Continue reading
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Knitting In Front Of The Woodstove
I did it! I turned both heels two days ago. Then yesterday I didn’t knit at all. But today I got back into the swing of things and not only got the gusset all done, but also am well on … Continue reading
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The Frog Pond
This morning I was all set to do the heel flap for the second sock… I counted the stitches on my needles, and ack! I had 2 too many stitches. I tinked (unknit… “knit” spelled backwards), stitch by stitch, for … Continue reading
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Wastin’ Away Again in Sockville
I started the second sock last night! I didn’t have as much knitting time because there some interesting competitions to watch, especially the ice skating. I’ve worked on it a bit more today but am feeling tired and kinda sluggish. … Continue reading
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Let The Games Begin!
Today I was joined by some new Team Hawai‘i Nei members! What a great start to the day. E komo mai (welcome) to: Carol, who’s making a child’s Warm and Wooly Vest. Maile, who’s knitting a cable- lace afghan of … Continue reading
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New Members, A Button, and Tita Cheerleaders!
Today I got a new team member; her name is Emily and she’s going to be knitting Kate the Cat! Welcome, Emily! Kate is absolutely adorable! Bonnie is our honorary member who will be knitting socks and other stuff while … Continue reading
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I Must Be Crazy!
One of my favorite bloggers is Stephanie Pearl-McPhee, from Canada. She’s an amazing knitter and a wonderful writer. In January, she wrote about the Olympics and how knitting is her sport. Then she got the brilliant idea to have a … Continue reading
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Da Oregon Rain
Da Hawaiian language get ukupila words for rain: kili, kilihune, (fine, light rain), ko‘iawe, light, moving rain; lelehuna, fine, windblown rain. Ua, da rain, was beloved by early Hawaiians because it preserved da land, and was called kāhiko o ke … Continue reading
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