Thursday, June 26, 2014
Neemrana Fort Palace, India
I ate lunch here after visiting a towel factory that was situated next to a cookie factory. The towel factory smelled like warm cookies.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Summer vibes
This past weekend, inspired by TJ and Amanda's
I planted flowers in our courtyard.
Summer vibes.
Productive spell.
Notice this is a new knit machine, a Studio 700.
Work in progress. Shortly after snapping this picture
I accidentally took off about an inch and a half
of the needles and now I have to re-knit a big chunk
by hand. Break time!
Saturday, May 3, 2014
The work of Christy Wittmer
Enjoyed seeing work at the CAC last weekend. They were showing graduate work
from the University of Cincinnati. I especially enjoyed the works by
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Domicile Conjugal
Getting over a Springtime cold. Jace is finishing up the semester.
at the Taft this weekend.
Enjoying domesticity (as usual).
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Ugh
New front carriage for the knit machine will run be $200. Maybe I will try to fiddle with my broken one first.
:(
Friday, March 21, 2014
Hiatus
After the holidays I spent some frustrating time on the knit machine. For some reason, the machine works everywhere, except the far left side. Stitches are piling up on the needles. I have done some troubleshooting without finding the source of the problem. It appears to be a tension issue, but altering the tension and the weights hasn't had any affect.
Any time I experience such extreme frustration (which is frequent!) I move on to a different project that I know I can handle. So, I have been sewing. Nothing exciting, taking in jackets, hemming pants, general stuff that I know I can accomplish, thus removing my sense of helplessness with the knit machine. It isn't the most fun work, but I finish off a few projects and feel like I have accomplished something.
As I am ending my sewing projects I know I will be returning to the machine.
Jace's Spring Break this week. We waited all day for a package to arrive.
Packages are here. It's oyster time.
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