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Thank you to Deb!!!!!
Bee Mice Elf in French Macaroon and a Coordinating club solid.
Punta from The Sheep Shed Studio
Spunky Eclectic January 2011 Club Fruity Drinks by the Pool in Merino Bamboo Viscose base
FO’s
Karma Fairie by Katha Blum in random scrap yarn, felted with a ball in it’s butt for dog toy goodness.
All Washed Up dishcloth by Jill Arnusch and Devin’s Dishcloth by Devin Joesting out of Hobby Lobby I Love this Cotton, Sage Omber on US 5’s knit for Warmth for Warriors project (you can find their mailing address in the FAQ section).
Random wee seed stitch washcloths out of Hobby Lobby I Love this Cotton Carousel Ombre on US 5’s
Big Girl Dish Scrubbie by Laurie Laliberte out of Hobby Lobby I Love this Cotton Purple on Size F Hook.
WIP’s
Emelie Cardigan by Elin Berglund in Beaverslide Dry Goods 2-ply sock, Bluejay colorway….Ribbing on US 1’s, body on US2’s
Pine Forest Baby Blanket by Ingrid Aartun Boe in KnitPicks CotLin, Clementine colorway, on US 3’s with plans to also do a Gevlochten Ball!
Plain 2X2 Ribbed sock, Paton’s Kroy Sox FX, Camo colorway
Matilda and Tillie by MK Carroll in handyed cormo homespun on US 3’s
Bracelete weaving (that I didn’t show, but metioned) from the Dollar Store Crafts blog
The Fat Squirrel Speaks 
I really enjoy your video podcasts. You make me smile, and you provide useful fiber arts information. I recently had surgery and was home from the hospital. I was having a completely yucky day, and watching stuff on tv did not cut it. I couldn’t even knit! Anyway, I watched your podcast, and it seemed to be the only thing that cheered me up! Thanks, Linda (ravelry:sawtoothgal)
I’m so glad to know I could help out with your bummy mood, Linda!
wow. thats a big sock. your husband is lucky you love him so much. i dont think i could knit a plan, camo, ribbed sock that big (at the moment i am knitting ribbed, camo (but mostly dark green) fingerless mitts, however, they have a cable motif, so that makes it better)
Yes, the ribbed is a double edged sword of sorts….Wonderfully mindless, but soooooo dang mindless. I’m not sure that he’s all that lucky, I’m sure he would prefer a store bought present, but whatevah, he’s getting socks made with love, damnit.
Love Hobby Lobby’s cotton yarn. Likewise, i don’t like or use the dishcloths. however, i am enjoying knitting them and will donate mine to Warmth for Warriors. when i do dishes i like to also use the green sponges. haven’t tried the brown ones yet. i guess i will have to give them a try, will irritate me to see them dissolve, but i will give them a try.
Thanks for another great show.
I love your show! This one was really enjoyable. I love your purple scrubby. I don’t have a dishwasher..never have, right or wrong and I sympathize with you about the dry stuff. Are you going to dye the “vanilla” roving? I don’t spin but I love seeing your results. When I knit “vanilla” socks I like 3X1 ribbing-I figure that less purling is good. Keep going, girl!
I think I’m going to dye the roving fo sho….It’s actually “easier” to spin in an undyed state, but let’s face it, it’s also way less fun!
Lol… and he will like it! whether he wants to or not 😛
Amy beth, my hero! ANYhoo, the “Be Mice Elf” fiber harkens back to an earlier time…1969 with Sly and the Family Stone. Funkalicious, Baby!