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Author Archives: Mokihana
Kate Da Kat!
One of my teammates, Emily, wen finish Kate da Kat by da time da Olympic torch wen go out. Dis litto pōpoki is so dang kewt!
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Small Kine Socks For a Friend’s Cast
Tonight one friend of mine, who just broke her ankle in a kinda freaky snowmobile accident, asked me if I would be willing to make her a half sock for go over her toes, so they wouldn’t get cold.
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Da Kakaroach Watamelon Keiki
On dis day, my friend Judy wen invite me to go wit her ‘ohana to dis cabin dey had in Kahuku. I wen go wit dem before for da weekend, an we alla time had good fun. Dis weekend stay so … Continue reading
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Sock Fevah!
Okay, stay pau [finished] da Knitting Olympics. I can go back to pidgin again! I get two pairs of socks now; da Olympics ones and den anoddah pair dat was waiting till I wen learn da Kitchener stitch.
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It’s Gold Medal Time!
I finished my socks! I holed up in the living room, telling my husband to leave me alone, no interruptions, upon fear of death please, so that I could really concentrate on what I was doing.
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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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