HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Well, last night 4 of us die hard Eastside Stitchers showed up at Crossroads for a bit of fiber fun before the Thanksgiving craziness started. While were were stitching, I got a text from one of my neighbors asking me how long the power had been out. WHAT? I texted the Doc, and he said we still had power. When I got home, after Crossroads closed at 9, I saw that our power was still on, but the rest of our street was OUT! ha ha ha ha The power grid in our neighborhood is so weird. Although we still had power, our cable was out, so no internet. Then, about 11:00 pm, our power went out, too. It was back on when I woke up, and the clocks were all behind about 2 hours. So, I assume it came back on at about 2 am. Anyway, who actually showed up to knit on Wednesday, and what were they knitting?
CathieC brought her MacArthur Park Poncho. She has finished swatching and has started the actual poncho.
Skeinherder brought her stocking ornaments (here is a slightly blurry photo)
Skeinherder also brought her newest project, a lovely cowl (sorry, I forget the name). She bought the pattern and yarn at Tolt Yarn and Wool last Sunday, and cast on immediately... all 400 provisional crocheted stitches!
Wireknitter brought an Entrelac Cap she was knitting in a beautiful variegated yarn.
She also brought her beautiful Windward. Wireknitter decided to add a bit of a border to lessen the stockinette rolling, and has some ends to weave in. Stitch Night is a perfect place for weaving in. All the chat keeps your mind off how boring it is.
I brought the last two rows of my newest afghan, the one I am making for my OWL in HPKCHC. I didn't take photos of my own work, but as I hope to have it all finished tomorrow, I will try to post some photos of the whole thing then.
Hope all of you had a wonderful day today. We ate too much, then went to the movies (at Crossroads, of course!) to see Catching Fire. It was even better than The Hunger Games.
Peace,
f1bercat
shaping the planet with two kinds of pie.
Well, last night 4 of us die hard Eastside Stitchers showed up at Crossroads for a bit of fiber fun before the Thanksgiving craziness started. While were were stitching, I got a text from one of my neighbors asking me how long the power had been out. WHAT? I texted the Doc, and he said we still had power. When I got home, after Crossroads closed at 9, I saw that our power was still on, but the rest of our street was OUT! ha ha ha ha The power grid in our neighborhood is so weird. Although we still had power, our cable was out, so no internet. Then, about 11:00 pm, our power went out, too. It was back on when I woke up, and the clocks were all behind about 2 hours. So, I assume it came back on at about 2 am. Anyway, who actually showed up to knit on Wednesday, and what were they knitting?
CathieC brought her MacArthur Park Poncho. She has finished swatching and has started the actual poncho.
Skeinherder brought her stocking ornaments (here is a slightly blurry photo)
Skeinherder also brought her newest project, a lovely cowl (sorry, I forget the name). She bought the pattern and yarn at Tolt Yarn and Wool last Sunday, and cast on immediately... all 400 provisional crocheted stitches!
Wireknitter brought an Entrelac Cap she was knitting in a beautiful variegated yarn.
She also brought her beautiful Windward. Wireknitter decided to add a bit of a border to lessen the stockinette rolling, and has some ends to weave in. Stitch Night is a perfect place for weaving in. All the chat keeps your mind off how boring it is.
I brought the last two rows of my newest afghan, the one I am making for my OWL in HPKCHC. I didn't take photos of my own work, but as I hope to have it all finished tomorrow, I will try to post some photos of the whole thing then.
Hope all of you had a wonderful day today. We ate too much, then went to the movies (at Crossroads, of course!) to see Catching Fire. It was even better than The Hunger Games.
Peace,
f1bercat
shaping the planet with two kinds of pie.
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