Sunday, May 22, 2011

Heredity


Watch this:













My granddaughter at 7, ((I only have one grandchild). I am 54.
I would say I did not look like this until I was 11. I think this will grow into other resemblances, but I am being thrilled for now!

Monday, April 18, 2011

The Sleeves

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Cast on 24 stitches with size 7 needles –this is important for acquiring the finished shape to the whole
garment
Purl one row
Change to size 9 needles and work for one inch in 1 x 1 ribbing


After your ribbing is 1 inch change to the size 11 needles to begin the stockinette
1) 6 inches inc 1 ea side ] e.g. Work in stockinette for 6 inches and increase 1 stitches on each edge
2) 4 inches inc 1 ea side] e.g. Work with this stitch count for 4 inches
Increase 1 stitches on each edge
Always work the sleeve in stockinette stitch to the end binding off
3) 4 inches inc 1 each side] e.g. Work for 4 more inches increase 1 each side ­­ these 30 stitches
4) 4 inches with 2 inc each side } e.g. Work
Increase 2stitches on each side totaling 34 stitches and work
4 more inches
5) 2 inches Increase 1 stitches on each side ] e.g. Work 2 inches inc 1 on ea side
36 Total stitches
(Sleeve Body is 20 inches at this point)
Bind off stitches to shape the armhole
Decrease first three stitches in each side on stockinette row by binding off or slip stitching together, purl
Knit 1 row purl 1 row
Decrease 2 more stitches on each side equaling 26 stitches
Work cap for 3 inches
Decrease 3 stitches each side
purl
Bind Off the twenty stitches.
Make two sleeves.
Neck Ribbing
Cast on 102 stitches with size 7 needles.
After cast on row switch to size 9 needle to Work in 1x 1 rib
Work for 5 rows or so to almost one inch and then decrease one stitch at both ends twice leaving 98
stitches on the needle.
Cast off in 1 x 1 ribbing.
Sew front to back with yarn and a darning needle. Set in sleeves and pin in place before sewing. Sew on
neck ribbing. Secure each section with two knots, fasten off leaving a small tail, tack this tail into the
material with a crochet hook and secure with the yarn threaded darning needle in about three places.

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Crew Neck Twist Sweater


5 Skiens of Twist Yarn Worsted Weight

Cast on 58 stitches with number 7 needles
work for 4 rows (1 x 1 ribbing)
Change to 9 needle
Work in ribbing for 1 1/4 inches
Change to number 11 needles
Work for 3-4 inches and then increase 4 stitches
Work this for 5 inches and increase 4 stitches (two on each side)
Work one more inch and then bind off three on each side for armholes
Work one row (either purl or knit) more and then
Bind off one more stitch on each side
Work enough in stockinette to make the armholes 7 inches deep
Then Bind Off for Neck:
Divide in thirds the number of stitches left on the needles
Work one third of the stitches, bind off one third and then work the remaining one-third until all the way across

Leaving the furthest set of stitches on the left hook, work with the most recently knit stitches and knit two more inches in length. Every other row bind off one more stitch for a total of 3 on each side of the neck area. Then bind these off.

Carefully begin the knitting on the reserved side being careful to twist the outer stitch on every other row around twice to keep the neckline tight -- or you can tighten the stitches when sewing the crew ribbing in place later.

Work the back in the same manner, only make the sleeve 8 inches deep before binding off the neck, and finish off with one more inch in stockinette.

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Stocked Refrigerator
From My Blog at Yahoo:
Look at this, or your own image of a well-stocked refrigerator and set your mind on a nice looking stash this New Year. You can copy or of course substitute your favorites!

It is easy to fail at remembering all the options available at the food centers and grocery stores, pictures from mags or catalogs of stocked refrigerators (which I mean to start a collection of) give you ideas for snacks and dinner, that you hadn't remembered you love. Studying stocked boxes is good from a health point of view because variety is more health inducing than the same old things as far as eating go. I haven't ever actually done this before, but I am going to now. I always wanted to fill my icebox as in a picture from a catalog but haven't gotten around to it. I saved this in Photobucket until I had time and/or money for a really nice load.;]❥;

I see Hot Pockets, a Variety pack of Ice Cream Sandwiches. milk, pineapple juice, energy drink, frozen vegetables, winter squash, bosc lettuce, ketchup, coke, pickles, frozen entrees, some kind of dairy product and chunk cheese. What else would be good?

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Hot Water Lobster

Practicing water conservation is a top priority with most people. Several options are available that will allow a person or a household to save water. Instant hot water is one of the promises of the company known as Hot Water Lobster. They specialize in an instant hot water valve that will bring you unbelievably hot water in an instant.

What this amounts to is less water used and more dollars saved. This energy saving, time saving instant hot water system fulfills your wildest fantasies for having some luxury around the home front. This is because you enjoy the steaming hot water that a system like this can deliver.

You will enjoy fast hot water and saving water cutting down on several utility bills at once. No more wasting water and energy as you wait for your water to warm. One of the best things you can do for yourself and your home is to install a Hot Water Lobster instant hot water system. The resale value of your home will go up and you will enjoy the ease and luxury of your shower.

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Originally worked at a Lake front resort as a registration assistant and a cashier. Several other jobs. College (28-54+ hours) majoring in Business, i.e. Economics and Psychology with an eye on Lab Tech. Mathematics award winner. time. Studying journalism. Learning left hand chords. Flute. Diet, training ellipitical, writing; Crochet!