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    <updated>2010-03-19T22:47:10Z</updated>
    <subtitle>now with 10% more bitterness</subtitle>
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    <title>a little help</title>
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    <published>2010-03-19T22:01:50Z</published>
    <updated>2010-03-19T22:47:10Z</updated>
    
    <summary> while I go find some more batting and decide how I want to quilt the circle quilt, can you decide which fabric I should use for the binding? thanks I&apos;m leaning towards one, but I won&apos;t say which. also, the heather bailey dots (on top) is only a fat quarter so I would have to go find more. ok go! here&apos;s a little reminder:...</summary>
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         while I go find some more batting and decide how I want to quilt the circle quilt, can you decide which fabric I should use for the binding? thanks I&apos;m leaning towards one, but I won&apos;t say which. also, the heather bailey dots (on top) is only a fat quarter so I would have to go find more. ok go! here&apos;s a little reminder:...
   
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    <title>a little sunshine</title>
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    <published>2010-03-17T19:05:09Z</published>
    <updated>2010-03-17T19:31:33Z</updated>
    
    <summary> it&apos;s sunny and in the 60&apos;s today, a welcomed change from this past weekend&apos;s non-stop rain. I totally think that working on this quilt this weekend helped bring the sun around! I pieced it on saturday, quilted on sunday, and finished the hand binding this morning. I had a couple of goals with this quilt: a baby quilt that wasn&apos;t too babyish, balance a modern with a vintage feel, and totally surprise my friend. I&apos;m hoping I hit at least two out of three. I used the wonderland prints as the color inspiration and went from there (after many...</summary>
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         it&apos;s sunny and in the 60&apos;s today, a welcomed change from this past weekend&apos;s non-stop rain. I totally think that working on this quilt this weekend helped bring the sun around! I pieced it on saturday, quilted on sunday, and finished the hand binding this morning. I had a couple of goals with this quilt: a baby quilt that wasn&apos;t too babyish, balance a modern with a vintage feel, and totally surprise my friend. I&apos;m hoping I hit at least two out of three. I used the wonderland prints as the color inspiration and went from there (after many...
   
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    <title>note to self</title>
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    <published>2010-03-11T19:21:48Z</published>
    <updated>2010-03-17T19:08:53Z</updated>
    
    <summary> I&apos;ve learned a few things during my morning crafting sessions: 1. the stitch the sewing machine manual suggests to use with the 1/4&quot; foot does not create a 1/4&quot; seam. move the needle to 5.5, instead of 3.5, for that perfect seam. 2. gift sewing, just as gift knitting, brings about anxiety and self-doubt. stop over-thinking things. 3. opened seams make for easier cutting when working with crazy nine patch blocks. 4. you bought the &apos;best press&apos;, now use it. 5. if you&apos;re going to steam press something, then make sure you&apos;re wearing pants....</summary>
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         I&apos;ve learned a few things during my morning crafting sessions: 1. the stitch the sewing machine manual suggests to use with the 1/4&quot; foot does not create a 1/4&quot; seam. move the needle to 5.5, instead of 3.5, for that perfect seam. 2. gift sewing, just as gift knitting, brings about anxiety and self-doubt. stop over-thinking things. 3. opened seams make for easier cutting when working with crazy nine patch blocks. 4. you bought the &apos;best press&apos;, now use it. 5. if you&apos;re going to steam press something, then make sure you&apos;re wearing pants....
   
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    <title>inspiration</title>
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    <published>2010-03-09T19:29:43Z</published>
    <updated>2010-03-15T18:53:20Z</updated>
    
    <summary>I should be working on my green quilt. sewing the rows, deciding on borders (I&apos;m leaning towards nay) and piecing the back are all in order. but fabric is an evil temptress and I already have my eyes set on my next quilt. I think my favorite part of quiltmaking is playing with colors. maybe because I don&apos;t really do this in my knitting? I don&apos;t do colorwork (yes, I&apos;m limiting myself), I rarely knit a non-self-striping stripe, and mostly limit myself to one color for my projects. my socks are pretty colorful, but I didn&apos;t come up with the...</summary>
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        I should be working on my green quilt. sewing the rows, deciding on borders (I&apos;m leaning towards nay) and piecing the back are all in order. but fabric is an evil temptress and I already have my eyes set on my next quilt. I think my favorite part of quiltmaking is playing with colors. maybe because I don&apos;t really do this in my knitting? I don&apos;t do colorwork (yes, I&apos;m limiting myself), I rarely knit a non-self-striping stripe, and mostly limit myself to one color for my projects. my socks are pretty colorful, but I didn&apos;t come up with the...
   
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    <title>weekends are for....</title>
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    <published>2010-03-08T02:36:15Z</published>
    <updated>2010-03-08T02:40:09Z</updated>
    
    <summary>crafting baking and eating now I just wish they lasted longer. how was your weekend?...</summary>
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        crafting baking and eating now I just wish they lasted longer. how was your weekend?...
   
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    <title>absence</title>
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    <published>2010-03-05T16:51:09Z</published>
    <updated>2010-03-05T16:53:34Z</updated>
    
    <summary>I wish I had some exciting excuse for being offline for so long, but really I have nothing. literally. 2010 has not been a very crafty year for me so far. between my arm hurting too much to knit and regular life stuff getting in the way, there just hasn&apos;t been much time. I was feeling a little down about this, especially with all my yarn mocking me from their shelves, but now I don&apos;t mind so much. I love what I&apos;ve made, or am working on, so far. I&apos;m just going to consider this a little slow down. destroyed...</summary>
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        I wish I had some exciting excuse for being offline for so long, but really I have nothing. literally. 2010 has not been a very crafty year for me so far. between my arm hurting too much to knit and regular life stuff getting in the way, there just hasn&apos;t been much time. I was feeling a little down about this, especially with all my yarn mocking me from their shelves, but now I don&apos;t mind so much. I love what I&apos;ve made, or am working on, so far. I&apos;m just going to consider this a little slow down. destroyed...
   
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    <title>philadelphia modern quilters</title>
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    <published>2010-01-21T01:22:56Z</published>
    <updated>2010-01-21T01:27:45Z</updated>
    
    <summary> I&apos;ve noticed that a lot of knitters have been turning to sewing and quilting lately. nothing like another obsession to increase our stashes I say. I thought I would help spread the word about the modern quilt guild. the original branch was started by alissa in l.a. and it&apos;s spreading like wildfire. there&apos;s even a philly branch now! if you&apos;re in the area why not join? get in touch with julie, she&apos;s been putting everything together for us. I think it&apos;s going to be fun meeting up with other quilters beyond the internet. I&apos;m still in the middle of...</summary>
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         I&apos;ve noticed that a lot of knitters have been turning to sewing and quilting lately. nothing like another obsession to increase our stashes I say. I thought I would help spread the word about the modern quilt guild. the original branch was started by alissa in l.a. and it&apos;s spreading like wildfire. there&apos;s even a philly branch now! if you&apos;re in the area why not join? get in touch with julie, she&apos;s been putting everything together for us. I think it&apos;s going to be fun meeting up with other quilters beyond the internet. I&apos;m still in the middle of...
   
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    <title>frozen</title>
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    <published>2010-01-11T22:40:02Z</published>
    <updated>2010-01-11T23:09:19Z</updated>
    
    <summary> I reached my goal of finishing everything that was on deck before the new year. barely. I was still binding the quilt new year&apos;s eve night until we had to go out. I love the way it came out (and having it finished!) and wish I had photos showing the whole thing. but being short and not finding an empty enough wall have made that hard. I might trick tom into helping me next weekend though; I didn&apos;t have the heart to make him stand outside when it was super cold this weekend. I originally started quilting in close...</summary>
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         I reached my goal of finishing everything that was on deck before the new year. barely. I was still binding the quilt new year&apos;s eve night until we had to go out. I love the way it came out (and having it finished!) and wish I had photos showing the whole thing. but being short and not finding an empty enough wall have made that hard. I might trick tom into helping me next weekend though; I didn&apos;t have the heart to make him stand outside when it was super cold this weekend. I originally started quilting in close...
   
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    <title>swap</title>
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    <published>2009-12-24T14:22:16Z</published>
    <updated>2009-12-24T14:27:03Z</updated>
    
    <summary> I know I said I wouldn&apos;t start any new projects until I cleared my old ones out. but I also did mention there were a couple of exceptions. and, really, ishbel knits up so fast that it hardly counts as a rule breaker. pattern: ishbel yarn: colinette jitterbug, fruit coulis, 1 hank and a smidgen needles: 4mm date started: 12.10.09 date finished: 12.21.09 this ishbel isn&apos;t for me, but for my lovely friend amanda, she asked if someone would knit her an ishbel in exchange for a mini quilt. I jumped at the chance, I love amanda&apos;s quilts (and...</summary>
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         I know I said I wouldn&apos;t start any new projects until I cleared my old ones out. but I also did mention there were a couple of exceptions. and, really, ishbel knits up so fast that it hardly counts as a rule breaker. pattern: ishbel yarn: colinette jitterbug, fruit coulis, 1 hank and a smidgen needles: 4mm date started: 12.10.09 date finished: 12.21.09 this ishbel isn&apos;t for me, but for my lovely friend amanda, she asked if someone would knit her an ishbel in exchange for a mini quilt. I jumped at the chance, I love amanda&apos;s quilts (and...
   
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    <title>zig zag</title>
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    <published>2009-12-23T23:51:15Z</published>
    <updated>2010-01-12T02:06:17Z</updated>
    
    <summary> starting a quilt is pretty easy, almost too easy. just grab some fabrics and cut, cut, cut. it&apos;s the sewing and finishing that are hard. piecing, pressing seams, actually quilting, and binding. that&apos;s a lot of stuff for a procrastinator. on a side note, how do some people finish two or three quilts a week!? let&apos;s just say thank god I started early. how early? sometime in july. I didn&apos;t mean for this to be a christmas present, it was just a happy accident. I started with guns a blazing. I cut out the fabric and started piecing the...</summary>
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         starting a quilt is pretty easy, almost too easy. just grab some fabrics and cut, cut, cut. it&apos;s the sewing and finishing that are hard. piecing, pressing seams, actually quilting, and binding. that&apos;s a lot of stuff for a procrastinator. on a side note, how do some people finish two or three quilts a week!? let&apos;s just say thank god I started early. how early? sometime in july. I didn&apos;t mean for this to be a christmas present, it was just a happy accident. I started with guns a blazing. I cut out the fabric and started piecing the...
   
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    <title>full circle</title>
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    <published>2009-12-22T22:40:54Z</published>
    <updated>2009-12-22T22:41:49Z</updated>
    
    <summary> I had planned to post earlier this month about a finished vest, but things didn&apos;t pan out. oh, I finished it the vest. I just hated it. my pattern indecision should have been a sign. it doesn&apos;t usually take me weeks to find a pattern to knit. I&apos;m the person that has way too many pattern ideas floating around. OK. so I don&apos;t like vests. there, I admit it. more to myself than you, but it&apos;s out. you know what else went wrong? not only did my gauge swatch lie (actually, I think I liked to myself just so...</summary>
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         I had planned to post earlier this month about a finished vest, but things didn&apos;t pan out. oh, I finished it the vest. I just hated it. my pattern indecision should have been a sign. it doesn&apos;t usually take me weeks to find a pattern to knit. I&apos;m the person that has way too many pattern ideas floating around. OK. so I don&apos;t like vests. there, I admit it. more to myself than you, but it&apos;s out. you know what else went wrong? not only did my gauge swatch lie (actually, I think I liked to myself just so...
   
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    <title>the quickest road trip project</title>
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    <published>2009-11-26T02:00:00Z</published>
    <updated>2009-11-26T02:00:15Z</updated>
    
    <summary>I originally thought I was going to post about this sweater, tell you how it was a fail and then frog it. but my flickr friends have changed my mind, so think of this as a &quot;before&quot; post and sometime next month we can talk about the &quot;after&quot;. pattern: owls yarn: louet riverstone chunky, neptune, 5 hanks needles: 6mm and 6.5mm circs date started: 10.31.09 date finished: 11.04.09 for the most part, I ignored the owls sweater because as cute as it was I wasn&apos;t sure about the actual owls. would it fit with anything else I wear? and what...</summary>
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        I originally thought I was going to post about this sweater, tell you how it was a fail and then frog it. but my flickr friends have changed my mind, so think of this as a &quot;before&quot; post and sometime next month we can talk about the &quot;after&quot;. pattern: owls yarn: louet riverstone chunky, neptune, 5 hanks needles: 6mm and 6.5mm circs date started: 10.31.09 date finished: 11.04.09 for the most part, I ignored the owls sweater because as cute as it was I wasn&apos;t sure about the actual owls. would it fit with anything else I wear? and what...
   
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    <title>lost and found</title>
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    <published>2009-11-17T15:09:33Z</published>
    <updated>2009-11-17T15:09:53Z</updated>
    
    <summary> pattern: aestlight yarn:shibui knits sock, sand, 4 hanks needles: 4mm date started: 06.29.09 date finished: 10.28.09 poor aestlight. what can I say about it? you know it&apos;s a bad sign when it takes you four months to finish a shawl. for a while it seemed the fates were against her and wanted her gone. she lived through some indignities, including traveling the east coast while stuffed in a bag, surviving a puppy mauling, and just plainly being ignored. I cast on for aestlight as a little knit along with rangsiwan, and amanda. the garter stitch triangle went by super...</summary>
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         pattern: aestlight yarn:shibui knits sock, sand, 4 hanks needles: 4mm date started: 06.29.09 date finished: 10.28.09 poor aestlight. what can I say about it? you know it&apos;s a bad sign when it takes you four months to finish a shawl. for a while it seemed the fates were against her and wanted her gone. she lived through some indignities, including traveling the east coast while stuffed in a bag, surviving a puppy mauling, and just plainly being ignored. I cast on for aestlight as a little knit along with rangsiwan, and amanda. the garter stitch triangle went by super...
   
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    <title>road tripping</title>
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    <published>2009-11-17T02:44:12Z</published>
    <updated>2009-11-17T02:46:39Z</updated>
    
    <summary> somehow tom (unintentionally) saved up all of his vacation time for the fall and we&apos;ve pretty much taken full advantage. we&apos;ve mostly gone places we can simply drive to and got to step out of our every day lives for a week at a time. one of our trips was a drive up to ithaca since we missed the town and hadn&apos;t been there in years. I used the car ride as an excuse to test knit for kirsten. pattern: miller&apos;s hat yarn: louet riverstone worsted, charcoal, 1 hank and smidgen needles: 4.5mm and 5mm circs date started: 10.10.09...</summary>
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         somehow tom (unintentionally) saved up all of his vacation time for the fall and we&apos;ve pretty much taken full advantage. we&apos;ve mostly gone places we can simply drive to and got to step out of our every day lives for a week at a time. one of our trips was a drive up to ithaca since we missed the town and hadn&apos;t been there in years. I used the car ride as an excuse to test knit for kirsten. pattern: miller&apos;s hat yarn: louet riverstone worsted, charcoal, 1 hank and smidgen needles: 4.5mm and 5mm circs date started: 10.10.09...
   
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    <title>the winner!</title>
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    <published>2009-10-26T20:49:30Z</published>
    <updated>2009-10-26T21:36:44Z</updated>
    
    <summary>I really hope you all enjoyed the preview for pure knits! posting all the pictures got me all excited for the book all over again. I need to figure out what I have in my stash that will work with some of the patterns. actually, I still need to decide what to start first. stash diving should help. what about you? what do you think you&apos;ll knit? what yarn and colors are you planning on using? I would love to hear your ideas! thank you so much for all your comments last week. I loved reading all of them and...</summary>
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        <name>bitter purl</name>
        
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        I really hope you all enjoyed the preview for pure knits! posting all the pictures got me all excited for the book all over again. I need to figure out what I have in my stash that will work with some of the patterns. actually, I still need to decide what to start first. stash diving should help. what about you? what do you think you&apos;ll knit? what yarn and colors are you planning on using? I would love to hear your ideas! thank you so much for all your comments last week. I loved reading all of them and...
   
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