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Which I guess is a better title than “This and That” 😀
The Mystery Knit
I really had planned to post a finished project by the end of the month. After all this was a September Mystery Knit. However, this got set aside when kid activities overwhelmed me.
The picture shows one working of the complete pattern. I have one more complete pattern set to go before the finishing steps.
This will be a beret when I finally get around to completing it. Definitely BFF’s Christmas present!
Coyote Con
:pets the pretty:
Isn’t that an awesome badge? There’s a new header over on the Coyote Con site too. The chat rooms are up. The Welcome chat is Friday.
Coyote Con is completely free — hope to see you there!
As part of Coyote Con, I’m doing three live tarot spread workshops. This will require attendees to have access to card images. Notice the new page up there in the header? A Meet the Tarot Cards reference page to make the locating of cards easier.
ROW80
We’re still on a break from ROW80 but I don’t want to get completely out of the habit of accountability here. So a mini check-in.
- Morning Pages (250 words or half an hour, whichever comes first, six days a week) = 881 words/3 days
- Fiction (at least an hour per week) = I did some brainstorming yesterday, 45 minutes AND wrote 562 words
- Reading = I finished Her Husband’s Harlot
by Grace Callaway
- Blog visiting/commenting = 14
- Social Media = :laughs hysterically: Social Media, what’s social media? I haven’t even opened Facebook all week. I tweeted once this week when I wasn’t sure my post would go live when it was supposed to. But I haven’t looked at Twitter all week either.
Good luck as you continue working on your knitting project and wishing for high participation and lots of fun with #CoyoteCon 🙂
The schedule has been posted on the site Angela, perhaps you’ll be able to swing by 🙂
Thanks for stopping in today!
I love to look at hand-knitted things. That’s more talent than I’ll ever have. You’ll have to model the beret when you finish.
I love looking at hand-knit pieces, too. I’m always amazed at what comes off the needles, even with being a knitter.
Thanks for stopping by Maria!
Oh, speaking of knitting – November is national knitting month in Canada apparently! I really must get back to my unfinished projects…
Ooo…a whole month of knitting 😀 Of course, if I lived further north I’d do a lot more of it, too.
Happy knitting Deniz.
That is a really neat piece of knitting! It looks lovely.
I’ve let me ROW accountability lapse during the break, but I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about what the next set of goals will be for me. I think this will be a light Round, because I’ve got so much Life Stuff going on, but I am looking forward to jumping back in!
Thanks Nicole. I really like the pattern.
Yeah, I need to finalize my goals for Round 4 as well. We have a trip planned, plus the holidays, and we are officially in our crazy birthday months. Probably be light for me, too.
Thanks for stopping by!