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Saturday, April 07, 2007

The Family

Posted by Melanie at 9:06 PM

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Cables Untangled - Melissa Leapman
Knitting Workshop - Elizabeth Zimmerman
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Sheep Fold Pages

True Spirituality, Francis Schaeffer
Knowledge of the Holy, A. W. Tozer
A Killer Stitch, Maggie Sefton
Changing Habits, Debbie Macomber
Attributes of God, A. W. Tozer
Thursdays at Eight, Debbie Macomber
Lessons from a Sheep Dog, Phillip Keller
Back on Blossom Street, Debbie Macomber
Pursuit of God, A. W. Tozer
Hearts Divided, Debbie Macomber

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Melanie: Round Rock, Texas, United States; Married over 30 years to a great man, we have one son, in the Colorado National Guard, and a wonderful new daughter. My interests include: knitting, gardening, reading, walking, and people in general. Exploring Colorado, the US or England, either vicariously in books or on foot is a huge thrill. This winter I went snowshoeing for the first time. As for other sports, I enjoy the cold weather variety - football and hockey. During the off-season (summer), I've learned to like baseball. It's a good thing since that supports my other habits.

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Knitting Hints

(1) Use a travel tube toothbrush holder to tote straight tools or a makeup brush case. (2) Instead of plastic markers, substitute a scrap of waste yarn tied in a loop. (3) Contain your ball of yarn by putting it in a plastic container with a lid - cut a hole in the lid and edge the cut with tape. (4) Make an extra copy of your pattern. Leave your original at home and carry the copy in your knitting bag. If you misplace the copy, you'll still have the original. (5) Post-it notes mark your place on a chart. Also, the "stickum" works better when the pattern copy is placed into a plastic sheet protector.

Knit Helps

Below are some web sites that include instruction for beginning and accomplished knitters alike: Knitting Help incorporates videos to teach techniques basic and advanced techniques. The site also yields a collection of free patterns. http://www.knittinghelp.com/

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