Aud, How cute, thanks for sharing. Yes, out of the mouths of babes. Hugs, Nora

HELP!!! I need to know where I can find knitting needle holders. I have a complete set of needles. I have a partially paralyzed right side and would like to resume knitting. My left side is normal. I have seen one gizmo but haven't been too impressed.

On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 23:14:04 -0500, wrote: When I came to RCTY tonight.....there were only and all postings from Katherine......Often I do not get all, threads, and sometimes only half show up or I land in the middle of ongoing talks. This time it was outright...

Hi Jane, Sorry about the delay, but my DH's car caught on fire a few days ago. He had the mail in his car. Fortunately neither the mail nor DH were damaged, (the car slightly), but it's in a body shop about 1 hour away. I'll get it by Monday - Sorry! Kathryn in CT where they are harvesting the...

Hee Ladies On Thursday i was planing to meet my Friend Haya from Jerushalayiem with her 2 granddaughters. We made reservation to visit the slopping garden , of the Bahay temple, at 11. On 09.45 she calls me that her 2 granddaughters boarded the train, and she was left on the platform ,,,, So no...

I am visiting Dallas in October. Any suggestions for yarn shops. Please also include a sampling of what sort of yarns they carry. I appreciate your suggestions!

Does anyone know the names of the cables used on this shirt? http://hql.free.fr/Alba/flag277-Jessica_Alba_001.jpg ....Especially the main cables (the ones with the straight line running down the center). Thanks for any help!

I changed the ducks' water station for something bigger, as I have more ducks today than I did yesterday. Idiots won't go near it. I just finished weaving in the ends on the Wallaby sweater I've been working on for the DS. I can't get him to put it on, as he's in "summer and shorts only" mode...

Pirjo, Wow, the front of a jacket, did you have to decrease for the arms? Hugs, Aunt Nora

Hi Jennifer, Just wanted to wish you a happy birthday today, Aug. 28th, and hope you have many, many more. Hugs, Nora

Hi Jill, I'll have to look up Patricia Kristofferson to see what kind of dolies they are. I mainly do crocheted afghans for Project Linus. I gave up with knitting when I developed trigger thumb. Nora

Which Noro are you looking at? I've worked with Kureyon (lots of socks on #7 needles), Silk Garden (scrumptious hats on #5s) and Big Bebe (one hat per skein and not even remotely economical, but fun nonetheless). Its all good. I'm not familiar with the Jaeger you mention, tho I have samples...

New Photo (scanned): http://tinyurl.com/lgl3 Hugs, Noreen

I'd like to think of some way to make them a bit skid-proof underneath, though. I'd put a non-stick mat underneath, just the way we do with our Oriental rugs. You can get them cut any size at a rug store. --Helen

Thought I should come out of lurking. I'm a crocheter that's just re-learning how to knit. Any way it's been a long time since I've been here and it's good to see some familiar faces are still here -- Jill in Michigan AKA jabberpaws in Chat ---

Ladies I am copying here a message i got from the Canberra appeal as I know some of our group sent squares to Canberra and so I thought you might be interested. I apologise for the length - but then it was a magnificient effort !~ God Bless Gwen -- I thought you might be interested to know...

I just finished these projects that I have been working on since last Friday. 1 baby blanket 1baby sweater 3 pairs booties 2 newborn dresses 3 bonnets 1 cap. I just recently in the past month made an afghan and matching pillows for my niece. It is big enough to cover a double bed. I sent a...

Hi Nora You know that book I mentioned. The one with the Cardinal afghan pattern. Amazon.com carries used paperback copies for about $1.50 or less. I plan on ordering one as soon as I've moved and gotten my computer established again. Laura

Well, I knew it would be understood here... Since about 6:30 p.m, I've been d'loading pix from my favorite clip-art newsgroup, to keep myself occupied during the boring part of a project. Said project is skeining some yarn for over-dyeing. (not that it isn't a perfectly lovely fuschia color...

I hope this isn't an inappropriate place to post this. But I'd love to pick the brains of any of you that has owned or operated a needlework store. It is kind of a dream of mine and I'm having such a hard time finding employment, I wonder if I should look at employing myself! I just have a...