Our site is so new, that I wonder what everyone is feeling about it.  We want to keep adding new stuff, but not sure if we are on the right track.  So, did you know that you can make comments on each entry-see the ‘comments’ box below the entry.  I would love to hear from some other knitters.  This is the time to really say ‘what you think’.  Ha, not often do you get to say exactly what you have on your mind.

Well, I have lots on my mind—I just finished developing the pattern for the Great Goncho Sweater. 

Also, I  re-wrote the Newbury sweater to be easier to follow-need some volunteers to test them out for us.

The next new items for patterns will be a button front vest, some great home decor items, and some men’s stuff.  What else-Oh the wooly jacket is in the works also. 

Of course, my yard is also a big project that I’m currently working on.  Digging, hauling rock, seeding, and putting in some 6′x6′ timbers.  But I love to dig in the dirt and plant stuff.  Need some ideas for shady gardens other than Hostas. What would you plant?

This is an extra thick and warm Afghan by Dora Renee Wilkerson. It was knit on an “S” Loom which means it was done with 2 loops over 2  - or double thick. Dora says ” If I was to do it all over again, I’d do it 1 over 1 and 2 feet longer. I do like it, and boy, it’s warm! It will be great for those cold nights.”

Yarn used was Pebbles yarn, about 53 skeins. It looks like a great pattern for the 28″ knitting board.

Now Dora is working on some camp shorts for her son. He’s in the photo on the sofa.

Thanks for sharing. Now we’ll have to wait to see the shorts.