Comments on: We’re off to the Pines! http://goatrevolution.com/blog2/2009/01/16/were-off-to-the-pines/ Marla's adventure from Aplastic Anemia and beyond Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:16:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Administrator http://goatrevolution.com/blog2/2009/01/16/were-off-to-the-pines/comment-page-1/#comment-30257 Administrator Wed, 04 Feb 2009 03:46:36 +0000 http://goatrevolution.com/blog2/2009/01/16/were-off-to-the-pines/#comment-30257 Hi Hansika! Glad to see your comment! Especially that I have inspired you to start knitting! By now you may know that I LOVE knitting, ha! I'm not familiar with what your weather is like there, so you have me curious as to what fiber you used to make Sanyukta's muffler? I'm still here in the Philippines and have been looking a little for yarns, but with this weather it is understandable that no "wool" is to be found here. I did find some cotton yarns, but only the very fine ones for crocheting dollies and the like. I bought some anyway so that I can play around with them as I do have some ideas of what I want to do with them. At the very least I can still use the yarns/threads for embroidery if it turns out to not be suitable for what I have in mind. Okay! Have a great day! And thanks again for your comment. Oh, BTW, the blanket I pictured above is using a multidirectional pattern/idea from Iris Schrier. It is knit, while the babette blankets are crocheted using granny squares. But what an idea! Try to do a babette style in knit. . . hmmm. Take care, and be well! Marla Hi Hansika!

Glad to see your comment! Especially that I have inspired you to start knitting! By now you may know that I LOVE knitting, ha! I’m not familiar with what your weather is like there, so you have me curious as to what fiber you used to make Sanyukta’s muffler? I’m still here in the Philippines and have been looking a little for yarns, but with this weather it is understandable that no “wool” is to be found here. I did find some cotton yarns, but only the very fine ones for crocheting dollies and the like. I bought some anyway so that I can play around with them as I do have some ideas of what I want to do with them. At the very least I can still use the yarns/threads for embroidery if it turns out to not be suitable for what I have in mind.

Okay! Have a great day! And thanks again for your comment. Oh, BTW, the blanket I pictured above is using a multidirectional pattern/idea from Iris Schrier. It is knit, while the babette blankets are crocheted using granny squares. But what an idea! Try to do a babette style in knit. . . hmmm.

Take care, and be well!

Marla

]]> By: Hansika http://goatrevolution.com/blog2/2009/01/16/were-off-to-the-pines/comment-page-1/#comment-29596 Hansika Tue, 20 Jan 2009 04:56:11 +0000 http://goatrevolution.com/blog2/2009/01/16/were-off-to-the-pines/#comment-29596 Hi, You have inspired me to start knitting or was that the beautiful babette blanket. I ahev just finished a muffler and it turned out so good that I have another request from Sanyukta to make a pink one for her. Have a nice vacation. Hansika Hi,
You have inspired me to start knitting or was that the beautiful babette blanket. I ahev just finished a muffler and it turned out so good that I have another request from Sanyukta to make a pink one for her.
Have a nice vacation.
Hansika

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