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Monday, January 31, 2011
HUGE Snow Storm!
A huge snow storm is supposedly coming our way in the next few days. Look at this map!:
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Daphne and Delilah go Adventuring
Once upon a time there were two little monsters. They got a picture taken for their passports so they could go on an adventure! Daphne (the striped one) and Delilah (the little one) love to go traveling.
After flying in an imaginary plane to the living room they posed in front of a lovely backyard view! (It's very cold and snowy)
Then, they went tree-climbing. Delilah was very excited about this as you can plainly tell by her expression and outstretched arms. In fact, she was excited throughout the whole vacation.
Next, they sat on top of a birdhouse so they could admire the scenery better. (It gives a better viewpoint because it's higher off the ground, you know.)
Finally, they were wrapped up in some nice soft tissue paper and sent off to a birthday party!
The End!
(story and monsters written and knitted by Chloe, pictures by Mia)
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Photography Assignment
This weeks photography assignment was "Street Photography." Here are a few of the pictures I took:
(Posted By Mia)
Sunday, January 16, 2011
The Mittens.
These mittens took a long long long time to make. They're pretty though - however- they look prettier in the picture than they do in real life. The tale of these mittens is filled with disaster and (sort of) tragedy.
At first, they seemed fine. I liked making them and I thought they were pretty. Then, once I got to the main part of the hand (the part with the tall flowers), the knitting seemed to slow down. Really slow down. It seemed like I was knitting forever.... then I realised the chart was so small, I couldn't read it, which led to slower knitting. So I enlarged it, and all is good, right?
NO. They seemed way too big for their intended recipient. But, I kept knitting, hoping that they would be ok. Finally, I finished the first mitten. (It took about a month...) and I had a week to make the other one.
So, all was well. (kind of) and I kept knitting. Then, when I was mostly done, I realised that I had forgot to leave stitches open for the thumb. OOPS. Oh well, I thought. I'll just do an afterthought thumb) When I was done, and cut the thumb, I realised that I had cut the thumb in the wrong place. Or so I thought. I really had knit two left mittens. Well. After some thought, I just cut the thumb in the opposite side. It doesn't fit quite as well (no gusset) but oh well.
I gave them to her and she likes them, even though they are too big. She said I should enter them in the fair. :)
Maybe someday I will knit another pair and enter them!
(posted by Chloe)
At first, they seemed fine. I liked making them and I thought they were pretty. Then, once I got to the main part of the hand (the part with the tall flowers), the knitting seemed to slow down. Really slow down. It seemed like I was knitting forever.... then I realised the chart was so small, I couldn't read it, which led to slower knitting. So I enlarged it, and all is good, right?
NO. They seemed way too big for their intended recipient. But, I kept knitting, hoping that they would be ok. Finally, I finished the first mitten. (It took about a month...) and I had a week to make the other one.
So, all was well. (kind of) and I kept knitting. Then, when I was mostly done, I realised that I had forgot to leave stitches open for the thumb. OOPS. Oh well, I thought. I'll just do an afterthought thumb) When I was done, and cut the thumb, I realised that I had cut the thumb in the wrong place. Or so I thought. I really had knit two left mittens. Well. After some thought, I just cut the thumb in the opposite side. It doesn't fit quite as well (no gusset) but oh well.
I gave them to her and she likes them, even though they are too big. She said I should enter them in the fair. :)
Maybe someday I will knit another pair and enter them!
(posted by Chloe)
Monday, January 10, 2011
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Finge{rings}
My friend Maddy (http://maddyknits.wordpress.com/) and I have been making knitted rings to sell on our Etsy shop! They're soo cute and really warm! (They're made out of 100% wool yarn!)
So far, we have:
owls
butterflies
giraffes,
turtles, hearts, and I think a dragonfly is in progress!
Come visit our Etsy shop!
We are selling these for $6 each!
(This might sound expensive, but it's not, really! We handknit these ourselves!)
I really love making these!
(posted by Chloe)
P. S.
Here's Maddy's post!
Saturday, January 1, 2011
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