See this at: fiberfanatics.com| Added on 07/01/06

Ayala has done the pioneering work in needlefelting. Within these pages you'll find her Schedule of Needlefelting, Fiber and Felting Workshops, tips for your own felting projects, photos of engaging woolen/felt/fiber dolls, and links to places for... See more

Ayala has done the pioneering work in needlefelting. Within these pages you'll find her Schedule of Needlefelting, Fiber and Felting Workshops, tips for your own felting projects, photos of engaging woolen/felt/fiber dolls, and links to places for wool, supplies, and inspiration. Get Ayala's workbooks, "The Felting Needle: from Factory to Fantasy" and "The Felting Needle: Further Fantasies" and "The Key to Dream House", a bedtime story/coloring book. Plus, contact info and bio information about Ayala Talpai of Diligence - Folk Art Mentor - felting and fibercraft instructor, Clan Mother, and Artiste-at-Large. See less

See this at: loomknitting.com| Added on 05/31/06

This book shows how to cast on to a round loom, though the instructions are applicable to a single rake straight loom as well. It shows the basic e-wrap stitch, along with three variations. It also gives instructions for four different ways to remove... See more

This book shows how to cast on to a round loom, though the instructions are applicable to a single rake straight loom as well. It shows the basic e-wrap stitch, along with three variations. It also gives instructions for four different ways to remove your knit work from the loom. Color pictures and step-by-step text make getting started on your first project a breeze. You'll be making hats, tube scarves, and cozies in no time! 21 pages, 544 K See less

See this at: yarngear.com| Added on 05/07/06

These looms work best with bulky-weight yarns. Read the labels, and look for brands that recommend size 11 to 15 knitting needles (8 to 11 mm). Using multiple strands of thinner yarns is great too - just add up the recommend millimeter needle sizes... See more

These looms work best with bulky-weight yarns. Read the labels, and look for brands that recommend size 11 to 15 knitting needles (8 to 11 mm). Using multiple strands of thinner yarns is great too - just add up the recommend millimeter needle sizes of each yarn, so that you get a total of 8 to 11 mm. To use 2 strands of the same yarn, it's easiest work with 2 separate skeins, but you can also try 1 strand from inside and 1 strand from outside of the same skein, if you don't mind untwisting the yarn occasionally. Try using 2 or 3 strands of completely different yarns for fascinating results. See less

See this at: news.yahoo.com| Added on 05/06/06

* Daughter's Out. What To Say?DEAR MARGO: I have a lovely 17-year-old daughter who identifies herself as bisexual and is currently in a relationship with a very nice young lady (same age) whom we have known for several years. * Of Coffee and... See more

* Daughter's Out. What To Say?DEAR MARGO: I have a lovely 17-year-old daughter who identifies herself as bisexual and is currently in a relationship with a very nice young lady (same age) whom we have known for several years. * Of Coffee and CoinsDEAR MARGO: Am I brain-dead, or is this really a marriage? * The One That Got AwayDEAR MARGO: I've been married to a wonderful man for 13 years. I feel that I "settled" for this man due to the fact that my true love and I went our separate ways when we were young because we were both stubborn. * Nips and Tucks and Clueless MenDEAR MARGO: I am in my late 50s. At high school reunions and social occasions -- with other women my age -- my husband and other men always comment that some women look so much younger than their age. See less

See this at: blog.360.yahoo.com| Added on 05/02/06

Well now my other crafts are starting to filter into knitting. Since I had two picks and it kept sliding out of the purple handle, I figured this would be a good use of the ladybug cane I had made long ago. I havn't used it yet but feels comfortable... See more

Well now my other crafts are starting to filter into knitting. Since I had two picks and it kept sliding out of the purple handle, I figured this would be a good use of the ladybug cane I had made long ago. I havn't used it yet but feels comfortable in my hand. See less

Highlights: Since I got this at the dollar tree it only cost me $1.00 to make.

See this at: socknitters.com| Added on 05/01/06

Welcome back to the final lesson for the Errant Ankles Lace Socks. We've already covered the instructions for the lace-knitted portions of your socks, and are on the home stretch! There's just a little more to complete the foot in a plain 5,1... See more

Welcome back to the final lesson for the Errant Ankles Lace Socks. We've already covered the instructions for the lace-knitted portions of your socks, and are on the home stretch! There's just a little more to complete the foot in a plain 5,1 ribbing, then do the toe shaping. Since the swirl toe style has not yet been covered in cybersocks classes, I thought you'd enjoy seeing that in this class. It is a nice companion to the curvy lines of the Errant Ankles lace pattern. We'll also quickly cover the finishing/blocking of your lace socks (quickly, because there's not much to it See less

See this at: markmanfarm.blogs.co...| Added on 05/01/06

If you want a real challenge for knit and purl on a knitting rake – try this one. It would work as a flat piece on a hat loom or on a single knitting rake. E-wrap 30 pegs, use heavy worsted or bulky cotton, or consider using a double strand of yarn.... See more

If you want a real challenge for knit and purl on a knitting rake – try this one. It would work as a flat piece on a hat loom or on a single knitting rake. E-wrap 30 pegs, use heavy worsted or bulky cotton, or consider using a double strand of yarn. Row 1 - KS across Row 2 - PS across Row 3 - KS across Row 4 - PS across Row 5 - KS across Row 6 - PS 3 KS 24 PS3 Row 7 - KS Row 8 - PS 3 KS 24 PS 3 Row 9 - KS Row 10 - PS3 KS 24 PS 3 Row 11 – KS 8 PS 14 KS 8 Row 12 – PS 3 KS 5 PS 14 KS 5 PS 3 Row 13 – KS 8 PS 3 KS 8 PS 3 KS 8 Row 14 – PS 3 KS 5 PS 3 KS 8 PS 3 KS5 PS 3 Row 15 – KS 8 PS 3 exchange the next two stitches # 12 and #13 passing #13 in front of #12; exchange19th and 20th stitch passing the 19th stitch in front of the 20th stitch, then KS 12-20, PS 3 KS 8 Row 16 – PS 3 KS 5 PS 3 KS 8 PS 3 KS 5 PS 3 Row 17 – KS 8 PS 3 KS 8 PS 3 KS 8 Rows 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 – Repeat Row 14 Rows 19, 21,and 23 – Repeat Row 13 Row 25 – KS 8 PS 3, exchange stitch 14 and 15 passing 15 in front;... See less

Highlights: For a limited time, our Website Special is, with your purchase of our looms, $100.00 or more, we will include, at no extra charge, the new booklet by Denise Laymon, "Learn to Knit on Circle Looms"!

See this at: lynnmarkmangiftsncar...| Added on 04/30/06

In March 2002, we moved from a condo in the Sacramento area, to a home in Standish, California with nearly 5 acres! By the end of May that year, we had our first Jacob sheep. Today, our family farm is home to Jacob sheep, chickens and a llama.

In March 2002, we moved from a condo in the Sacramento area, to a home in Standish, California with nearly 5 acres! By the end of May that year, we had our first Jacob sheep. Today, our family farm is home to Jacob sheep, chickens and a llama. See less

See this at: lynnmarkmangiftsncar...| Added on 04/28/06

To wrap the second row, come back behind the last peg, re-wrap it, for 2 stitches on that peg. Wrap the next peg and so on until you've reached the first peg. Knit off.

To wrap the second row, come back behind the last peg, re-wrap it, for 2 stitches on that peg. Wrap the next peg and so on until you've reached the first peg. Knit off. See less

See this at: travelingtiger.com| Added on 04/27/06

Mike has woken up my palate again, so I am making soup stock. Brown stock, to be exact, roasted bones and vegetables-and-such. I'm using three pounds of beef bones, 2 pounds of oxtail (they were short on beef bones), three carrots, three stalks of... See more

Mike has woken up my palate again, so I am making soup stock. Brown stock, to be exact, roasted bones and vegetables-and-such. I'm using three pounds of beef bones, 2 pounds of oxtail (they were short on beef bones), three carrots, three stalks of celery, and two onions. I'm roasting the vegetables and the beef bones as I type, and will simmer it all night while I sleep. See less