The Hook and I

Ok, I apologize for the bad pun in the title… My kitchen scale often comes in handy when I’m trying to make use of oddballs and extra bits of yarn. If you’re wondering how much yarn you have left on a skein or ball that’s already been started, just weigh it on a postal or kitchen . . . → Read More: Weight a minute!

My baby, Jay, is five months old today. Since he grew out of his bassinette he’s been sleeping in a baby hammock, called an Amby. It’s on a spring so it sways and bounces gently while he sleeps and he loves it. But regular baby blankets are too big to fit in it. I . . . → Read More: Mini-blanket

So, I created a bib pattern the other day which I decided to try and publish electronically.

You can see the result on LuLu, below. The LuLu experience was a little frustrating–there doesn’t seem to be that much of an advantage for electronic publishing–except that the buyer can download the file immediately. You can try . . . → Read More: A Bib Pattern