Welcome to my blog.
I'm a crazy knitter and crocheter who's obsessed with all things fiber related. Yarn? Check. Patterns? Check. Needles? Check. Thus, a large part of this blog will be spent discussing knitterly subjects. Oh, I'll babble on about other important stuff, too: my husband and our two cats, our love of all things mid-century moderne, the Great Termite Infestation of 2006*, my nerdy Netflix fixation and adventures in Kool-Aid dying and spinning...it'll all be here.
Hope you enjoy visiting!
*more on that later
11 comments:
Nice yarnnnnnnn!
Yay Madge has a blog!
Can't wait to hear about the Great Termite Infestation! We should swap nature-ruining-our-house stories.
Hoo boy! You're off and running. I am *so* proud of you for starting this up, and I'm so glad I could pressure you into doing this. Now all you have to do is sign up for Secret Pal 9 and we're all set ;). Welcome another layer of the spinning vortex black hole that we call our knitting life.
Buster and all your east coast family say - blog your heart out girl. We have always loved your stories!
Welcome to the blogiverse! Your stories are always entertaining...and I will match you termite for termite. How about wasps? Ever had them nest in your walls? How about a beehive in the chimney? Or a beehive in your bedroom attic, complete with dripping honey out of the heater vent? Oh, and yarn yarn yarn!!
Your blog is looking great! One more of my special Friends blogging. Love it!
Hey you're a hottie! Dump that stick-in-the-mud husband of yours and come hang with me in my love Mustang!
Good for you!! Hope you are better at keeping the post going then I am.
YAY! You did it :) and now I have a way to keep track of what you're doing once I move to Seattle.
Yay Madge! Who said you're not good with colors?! That yarn is luscious! I look forward to reading all your 'devilish' postings.
Ah, a knitting intro..., well, you warned me.
Who? What? is le fil nouveaute?
Is that 'e' on the end correct?
You all should see my felted pumpkins full of real looking fake pears. They're wunnerful.
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