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It's really showing it's age. Yeah, it's kinda falling apart. We can't afford (or don't want to afford) any new furniture right now. Besides that my wife loves the look of this wooden framed couch and

Tada!!!! Finally got some pictures of the socks! The pattern is Irish Oats by Cabinfour (you can find them on Ravelry). I used Berroco Remix Light yarn, pretty soft and the color reminds me of oatmeal

I finished the shawl! Sort of! Ughhhh is the problem is that I didn’t have enough yarn to finish the border around the shawl.. and I was so close ;( But dang if it doesn’t look pretty even without the

Hello there! This is just a super quick update on the shawl I’ve been working on. I’m hoping to get it finished and blocked tonight! Fingers crossed. The border is taking me a good while to finish up,

Hello there! It’s been awhile 😅. I was recently informed by a friend that I need to post so that I’ll get big and famous and can upvote his posts... right. One of the projects I’ve been working on recently

These two girls are two of my most favorite nerds! Lol I just seeing @maggiegrace and @lizgore hang out together. They aren't afraid to embrace their inner nerds. In fact they not only embrace it, they

I mean, to put it simply, I love Needlework Monday because of the community! Some close friends of mine are on steemit and encouraged me to join. It sounded pretty good to me: post about stuff, maybe get

(Warning: there’s gonna be a lot of photos) About a week ago I received some yarn and a pattern provided by Wool and Honey, a yarn store located in Michigan. They had put out a call for sample-knitters

Source: Canva Numerous new users flood to Steemit daily, lured in by the promise of a quick buck. The ad goes: Your voice is worth something and it all sounds so easy peasy! But Steemit is anything but

I finally got some “model-y” type photos in the Regina Marie Shawl! Again, my brother was the photographer. We went down to this creek bed where a railroad bridge crosses. There’s some nice graffiti there,

This past week I finished that shawl I’ve been working on. This is what it looked like before I blocked it. Look at how puffy it looks 😂😂. Okay, now, this is what it looks like after being blocked...

The weather outside is lovely and I thought I needed a break from all the (complicated) knitting.... so I improvised a really simple crochet sweater pattern: Square + Easy = Squeasy (someone laughing already?)

So I’m using up the yarn from the shawl I unraveled and one of the projects I’m working on is this Regina Marie Shawl (three cheers for a free pattern!!) I’ve made this shawl before out of some leftover

On a visit to the @daddykirbs farm I was given some mulberries picked from their mulberry tree! I’d gotten some before but someone (siblings + a neighbor kid) ate most of them before I could make a pie

Etsy link: :) It's always a great feeling of accomplishment to get a sewing project done AND listed in my Etsy shop! I debated keeping this set for ourselves, especially since the Husband highly approved

Warning: four paragraphs of whining and self-pity are following. If you want to read about the health benefits of knitting jump down to the part “Solution” As you perhaps suspected already after reading

There’s a good amount of abandoned places near-ish to where I live. One of these places is a concrete/cement factory type thing. Someone posted about this place on uer.com (Urban Exploration Resource)

Hi everyone. It's Fiber Ramble Friday! Every week I seem to be reading excellent Steem related tutorials so I've decided to include one in each edition. Okay, I have to share an update on my sweater and

Recently our cat gave birth to 4 kittens, 3 boys and 1 girl. They just turned 2 weeks! They opened their eyes a few days ago and are learning to use their feet! I’ll be trying to give weekly updates about

Once I finished my cardigan I almost immediately wanted to start another project 😂. I’m almost finished with another baby cardigan but I put that on hold for something else.. This is a Find Your Fade