

They Say That Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
It starts out the same way: there's a glimpse in the distance. Beautiful. You approach. There's a feeling in the pit of your stomach,...


Back to (Granny) Square One
Knitters be warned: this post is mostly about the glowing spirit of indomitability that resides in us all, but superficially it sounds...


The Last Days of Madrona
I'm beginning with a sidebar, then getting on to the knitting. Ahem: Nobody reads Edward George Bulwer-Lytton anymore. Though popular in...


He-Man, Master of the Universe
I'm recovering from a nasty bout of flu (is there any other kind?), and didn't get a chance to update you with the good news: Yes, I'm...


Cruise Control
A good cruise ship has much to offer ... ours had nonstop entertainment options, karaoke nights, gourmet meals (and a buffet open 7:00am...


What to Knit in New Orleans?
Three days left before I head to the Big Easy (I think that's the right nickname, but don't hold me to it), and all I can think about is...

It's My Knitiversary!
Four years ago I began knitting, and oh, how my life has changed: I know how to knit now, and can characterize myself as a knitter. I...

Knitty City is Up, Purl Soho Is Down
New York, New York, it's a wonderful town! Yes, I'm back in the Big Apple, here to cram in as many Broadway Shows as I can, and knit or...

Colour: Don't Go Changin' To Try And Please Me
Some people are scared of colour. Not to the extent that they wake in the morning, brush their teeth, then don their transparent outfits...


And Now For Something Completely Different
I started writing about knitting with colour, and before I knew it I was creating a graduate-level thesis on colour theory ... riveting...