[SPAM] Start up your engine and show what you are capable of!

i made this one for a gift, but i've already cast on another for moi. let's give a hand to the world, for everything it can do!! see you then!

i was chuckling while i cooked thinking about how my irish grandparents always had a plaque on their wall with this prayer on it: "may you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows your dead" ha! this image of silke stoddard's knitting is burned into my mind and tatooed on my heart.

really really happy.
really, cate is also mexican, japanese, native american, swiss, and a lot more- a true american- so we actually have a lot of family history travelling to do, but i really love the romantic beauty of ireland, and have always been drawn to that part of the world. plus i really love corned beef.

soft and long lacy scarf light enough for spring, extra long for winter wrapping, elegant enough for church, cute enough for a tshirt...i really love this scarf pattern (gee can you tell?). jus i am excited about my new running shoes.

but so worth it.
time for a new spring look...

cate was so happy she began yelling "let's give a hand to springtime! ps- did i say i would sew this past saturday? i meant next saturday! haha!

i love the color palette and obvious softness. i love that she's an expert knitter and yet chooses to create very simple pieces;

she's cute
haha, that's my girl.

i am blocking my two latest projects today and will show them tomorrow. (so is corned beef if you've never tried it).

my sister and hair stylist, coco, is coming to utah county once again to meet our hair needs. ok, i'm off to knit...

and a delicious coke.
the best part of dinner was the irish soda bread- it was so so good, and it's really easy to make.

and you are happy.
corned beef is cheap meat, a head of cabbage is less than 50 cents, and i bet you have all the ingredients for the bread in your cupboard. you should make this meal tonight!

wooohoooo!"
you sit at the counter