Great Towering Textiles

And MAN is this some green photography....grotesque and fuzzy. Almost sorry I'm sharing.

One long-sleeved tshirt and a bit of the second...

Meet the new knitters on my block. (They'd been cleaning & found the vintage aprons. It's always more fun to dress up while ...

I have pictures, but I have to get to rehearsal. Wait til you see.

Said it myself the other day It was said of me today. Forgot to tell any pirate jokes yesterday. (Sir, what's that steering wheel in you...

During the summer there was an interesting conversation on the knitty coffeeshop board regarding the integration of Hmong refugees into midw...

I have finished the airplane socks. Airport socks? Alas, how quickly the memory fades. But the socks are gorgeous, George. Wait til you see....

Every now and then states are referred to by their area of the map rather than by their two-color election patterns and sweeping generalizat...

Ah, school.

Planning to plan the designated project for BWV 96. That's cantata speak for the specific cantata that's up next. Seems they were nu...

I had the second person in two days ask me, with enthusiasm, if I might teach them to knit. I'm developing a fairly simple theory about ...

This fine repro poster art postcard was at the top of the grand box of goodies from Mittenfarce. And how fitting it was .... I took out the ...

Mittenfarce is a kind and generous soul.  It's been such fun visiting with her through the course of this event.  And in this sunrise p...

Oh my.  I've seen a photo of Habu's magically expanding, densely packaged skeins.  This lovely sage green linen blend is intriguing....

Looks like sunset.  Seems it can be too early in the morning for photographic natural light.

Hmm.  That morning light and no flash combo might have worked better, I'd have thought.  Nonetheless, this beautiful kettle-dyed merino ...

This beautiful blue (think sky and cloud colors) cotton cozy was knit by the very charming mittenfarce.

Beautiful deep grey alpaca and deep, clear red. (Took this in the morning light, and it was just early enough to cast a more golden light o...