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Knitters Graph Paper Journal
DPN’s in a muslin bag stamped with their logo. Really like the dpn’s.
Art Alternatives Napa Table easel and bookstand
In the Pipeline
The Handsome Man’s Deluxe Café by Alexander McCall Smith
Walk Soft the Fold by David Nixon. Currently op
Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
Eventide by Kent Haruf
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& Co, where you will find 100% American wool yarn spun in their
historic mill in New England. Quince’s newest addition is Willet, Cleaner
Cotton, responsibly grown in Texas. Find them at www.quinceandco.com.
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Events and
Announcements
Stitches Midwest August 6-9
Podcaster Meet Up
Saturday Aug 8 1 to 2
PM in Nirvana B on second level of convention center.
Both Knitting Pipeline Maine and Knitting Pipeline Cornerstone
are full. If you are interested send me a personal message or email.
Mittens for Maine
and Cornerstone Retreats
Needles Notes
Whispering
Island Shawl by Helen Stewart aka CuriousHandmade
I used Cormo by Clearview Farms.
Product Notes
Fringe
Supply CoKnitters Graph Paper Journal
DPN’s in a muslin bag stamped with their logo. Really like the dpn’s.
Art Alternatives Napa Table easel and bookstand
In the Pipeline
Knitting
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| photo by Quince & Co |
Reading
A
Homemade Life: Stories and Recipes from my Kitchen Table by Molly Wizenburg.
Spilled Milk
PodcastThe Handsome Man’s Deluxe Café by Alexander McCall Smith
Walk Soft the Fold by David Nixon. Currently op
Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
Eventide by Kent Haruf
Watching
Wayward Pines
Woman in Gold--recommended
Not Watching anymore: Bloodline
In the Piping Circle
Sorry! I could not get the video but you can see one on this Facebook page for Eureka Christian Church.
Have a great week, haste ye back, and hold your knitting
close.
1 comment:
I must have heard your band playing Crags of Tumbledown Mountain at Waukesha. I have a soft spot in my heart for that tune. It's one of the first I ever played. I piped for a brief time in my teenage years in a Scottish high school marching band called The Imperial Scots. The story I was told was, we were the first band in the U.S. to have been given the music for it. We played it in 1984, only a short time after it was written. I have a friend on Wake and District Pb, also from my old marching band, and they not only play it, but have written a 4th part for it. It's a nice tune with a lot of fond memories.
Working on a pair of kilt hose that I'm making up a pattern for, that I've dubbed Bells of Dunblane, and a sweater for my oldest daughter made from a bicycle mohair on size 11 DAN's. A bit difficult to get used to.
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