Here's one of the pair of slippers I finished this weekend, made of ping-pong wool in "pink power", and some anonymous acrylic in plum. They are cozy!
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A blog mainly about the knitting adventures of a Canadian University student.
Other Stuff...
Bio
- 4th Year second-degree (Geology) student
- Proud Canadian!
- Ravelry ID - Karlie
- Love to knit, sew, sing, play piano
- Music - Classical, Oldies
- Books - LOTR, Harry Potter
- 100 Things
New Year's Resolutions
- 1. Keep Apartment Clean
- 2. Take my vitamins
- 3. Pay Off Some Student Debt
- 4. Eat Healthy and Properly
About Me
- Karlie
- I'm married, work as a geologist in northern Alberta, and am a knitter and sewer with celiac disease.
Labels
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- Canada (1)
- Christmas (8)
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- Health (3)
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- Knit 2003 (1)
- Knit 2004 (5)
- Knit 2005 (16)
- Knit 2006 (8)
- Knit 2007 (8)
- Knitting (3)
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- Red Lake (8)
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- Sewing 2006 (6)
- Sewing 2007 (3)
- Sockapalooza (1)
- University (14)
- Vacation (1)
- Weather (5)
- Wedding (6)
Project Info
On the Needles
- Knitty's BPT
- Red Socks
- Candycane Socks
In the Wings
- Watercolour Clapotis
- Felted Cloche - have wool
- Lots of Socks - have wool
- Ribbon X-back - Have Yarn
Finite
- Knit 2007
- Cabled Alpaca Mittens
- Felted Clogs for me
- Skully Hat
- 3 dishcloths
- Grey and Green Clogs
- Grey Mitts
- Panta
- Fort Hat
- Brown Boucle Scarf
- 2 Ribbed Hats
- Mohair Scarf
- For projects from 2002-2006 see the labels above.
1 comment:
Hello from a southern canuk knitter who had a 15 year sojourn in NW ON at Atikokan with out adventures to Thunder Bay for supplies and Fort Frances for school trips with the kids. Spent bi yearly sessions of nirvana at QUetico Centre for Calligraphy with the Quills....miss the Northern Light, the friendships and the awesome talented weavers, spinners, knitters, quilters, potters etc. Congratulations on your wonderful blog a visual treat. you must have somme wonderful stories to tell of you geological forays into Dryden, Sioux Lookout etc. are you studying at the university in ThunderBay? Well really just wanted to say hello and wish you well in your studies, looking forward to seeing more of ywip's, haave a few of my own. Was going through my stash to send some stuff to my DD and foud the Atikokan bundle heheh and got to reminiscing about Bearskin Air etc. My regards and looking forward to seeing your posts on Socknitter's and Jeanne T's list. Congratulation on your new co. will have to get some patterns they are gorgeous! Take care, Cathy in very snowy and still cold Niagara:o)
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