Knit for the Navy

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Comment by Smoke on June 29, 2009 at 1:36pm

Just an introduction. I'm a "many disciplines" crafter. I've just learned one stitch of crochet, but I'm not too keen in getting more advanced than that. My boyfriend is actually more progressed in knitting than I am. I refuse to progress further than a "knitting for meditation" skill level. I make scarves and bags, but nothing that has a chance to go severely wrong, mostly avoiding things that need to end up in a certain size range or where I can't pass off accidental purl rows as part of the charm.

I'm also into chainmaile, beading, tatting, wire jewelry, embroidery, etc.

Comment by Debbie L on June 27, 2009 at 9:12pm

Hi MommsyT welcome
Hi Terri, I have been meaning to ask you have you gotten any checks from our shopping mall? I have used it several times and want to make sure we are getting our shair.
I will be sending out 4 blankets by the end of this week. Finaly

Comment by LLovemytwosailors on June 27, 2009 at 2:51pm

Hey MommsyT, welcome. Its always good to see you members.

Comment by Gayle, mom of Emily, Cincinnati on June 27, 2009 at 1:41pm

Hi MommsyT......Welcome Aboard.

Comment by MommsyT on June 27, 2009 at 11:38am

Good Morning everyone! MommsyT here. Can I be a member of your wonderful group?. I knit, crochet and have made fleece blankys. My hooks, needles and pizza cutter is at your disposal.

Comment by Kamile57 on June 25, 2009 at 2:19pm

lyn, If you sign her guestbook, she sends free patterns, and you are automatically in the drawings.. okay back to knitting.. I find her books very addicting... Anita

Comment by LLovemytwosailors on June 25, 2009 at 2:12pm

Anita, I haven't joined her reader's club, but I plan on it in the future. I enjoy her writing.

Comment by Kamile57 on June 25, 2009 at 2:01pm

Lyn Love.. I am so glad you looked into my suggestion. I just finished the Shop on Blossom Street. I Returned that one and got out "BAck to Blossom Street, Susannez Garden and another I can't remember. I am almost done with Back on Blossom Street. They are really great. Did you also sign up for her reader's club. Two other books to read are The Knitting Circle by Anne Nobles ( She is mentioned in the front of one of the books as an inspiration) also the Friday Night Knitting Circle. Be careful, not only are the patterns awesome, but you will want to run to the library to pick up the next book. I am waiting for Summer on Blossom Street to come back to the library. There are a bunch of us reading that series and we are fighting for a copy.

Comment by Debbie L on June 24, 2009 at 9:05pm

Joyce that is so cool, I was just told about Reavelry.com tonight at work. One of the girls said I should post somthing about oir group on it. Does that sound like a good idea? I also am working on the girls at work to make us a few afghan and mabye some yarn. Ha ha ha and all I have to do is teach them a few new stitches.

Comment by LLovemytwosailors on June 24, 2009 at 8:14pm

A while ago some one mentioned a book called The Good Yarn or The Shoppe on Blossom Street. I was looking for something to read so I checked out these two books. I'd like to say thanks for the suggestion and the knitting patterns in the front of the books are really nice.

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