Lots of pretty pictures, but some misleading information, too.

Still keeping up a good pace.

In which I fall a little short.

A clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of the week.

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I started something else, and I love it.

This week, I chat with Linda Cortright about her magazine, Wild Fibers, and share a technique for faking attached i-cord.

The first 20,000 years are the hardest.

This week's free pattern: a SemI-cord Edging.

Yes, I should have noticed sooner.

A clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of the week.

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This week, I finish up my Month of Cloths with a pattern written as a flowchart...and I chat with the Yarn Harlot.

Starting off by casting on.

When you are ready to jump into the deep-end of fiber obsession, this book is the perfect diving board.

Just a quick explanation.

Today, we have a clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of theweek,anda photo froma friend's craftingadventures. Can you guess whatwe're going to say?

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This is the end of the Tour!

This week, I chat with Lisa Grossman, a.k.a. the Tsarina of Tsocks, talk about the Tour de Fleece, and share another Wash/Dish/Anycloth pattern. Also, how part of a garden hose could save your back, some day.

Nola and Jane Fournier did us all a lot of favors with this book.

More Cheviot, and a note about lighting.

A clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of the week.

I spuna little,and discovereda criminal in my own home.

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This week, I still continue with my Behm theme and chat with Jan Ford, who makes unusual spinning wheels.

More of the same, but also a quandry.

Deborah Newton is not messing around.

More of the same, but some new photos!

Joyce isn't here to stop me.