Do you remember that old TV show Connections on TLC or PBS or something? My parents loved that show. I think they taped it. Anyway, it was one of those documentary shows where they’d tell you the history of the workings behind some random stuff. But on this show, the random stuff was all connected … More Connections
Today was an amazing day for Lil’ Brownie. After being further pampered last night by going on display at my Mary Kay party (everyone go buy stuff from my friend Liz Zurn! ), and getting a celebrity visit from StH, you’d think that a sock really couldn’t ask for more. And if you thought this, … More Sock Dreams Come True
OKAY so I am not usually prone to excesses of ALL CAPS and EXCLAMATION POINTS! And HIGH PITCHED SQUEALS! but today is an exception for this complete n00b of a designer. Something I made went from this: (A picture taken with the finished product on my feet, with our lovely carpet as backdrop) To this: … More EEEEE!!!
I thought I was being really good to my new sock today. I thought I would give him a real treat while introducing you to something else new – my new job. A day full of such excitement and possibility would be a perfect place for a sock’s debut. Meet lil’ brownie: Posed among my … More 23-Sep-2009
Over the past couple of months, when there was pretty much no use in even attempting to justify more yarn purchases, I started the ol’ “But I’m going to make this into a Christmas present” routine. Well, just now I finally took a few minutes to take stock of the Christmas knitting I’ve promised myself…. … More Making Christmas, Making Christmas, Lalalaaa
For anyone who has ever attended YAG (Young Adults Group at St. Timothy’s church), you know that somehow, over the course of the year since we formed, our time together centers around three things – nerdy discussion, tea, and yarn. Out of the four to seven regular attendees, three of us knit and crochet. And … More Yarn Empowerment & Plain Cowl Pattern
“This is the shawl that doesn’t end,” “Yes it goes on and on, my friend.” “Some poor sap cast it on one day, not knowing what it was” “And she’ll continue knitting it forever just because” “This is the shawl that doesn’t end,” “Yes it goes on and on, my friend.” “Some poor sap cast … More With Apologies to Lamb Chop
For the uninitiated, FO stands for “finished object.” It is the hoped-for destiny of all the UFOs lying around our houses – “Unfinished Fiber Objects.” You’ve been patiently waiting in your pictureless prison while I galavant about, finishing things and not telling you about them, so here is your due. On Thursday, Sept. 3rd, I … More FOs on Parade
I know I’m a crappy photoless blogger right now, but I have about 36 hours to finish turning a pile of 9″ squares into a finished blanket. It’s for a raffle. For the prayer shawl ministry. For the Catonsville Arts & Crafts Festival. On SUNDAY. (Yeah. My idea.) I didn’t find any Screech (Newfoundland Rum; … More God save me from any more brilliant ideas
A few weeks ago I was at a sit’n’knit at Cloverhill, I mentioned this blog. One of the ladies asked, “What’s the name of your blog?” and I blanked. I think what I actually said was “Guh…” The only name this blog has is “Rebbiejaye”, which doesn’t make much sense outside the world of … More What’s in a name?
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