Hello again, everyone! I've been unable to blog for a while, because my computer became infected with some kind of virus or spyware or some such thing right before Christmas. After several visits to my home over the last two months, the computer techie finally threw in the towel and admitted he couldn't remedy the problem, and ended up just wiping my hard drive clean, so now I'm back to square one, as if I've just taken my computer out of the box. What a pain. And what really irks me is that this virus came from a site that I went to while searching for a red and white candy cane striped hat pattern. What kind of warped brain would attach a virus to a knitting site? It's way beyond me that people don't have anything better to do than trying to make life miserable for others.
So, now that I've got my venting out of the way (forgive me for that, but thank you for listening☺), let's move on to much more fun things...like knitting! Which I'm assuming we've all been doing a lot of this winter, since this nonstop Arctic weather hasn't been allowing us to get outside.
We're going to start classes again, the first one being a needle felting class on Saturday, April 9th. Karen will be coming over from Lewistown to give the class, and as soon as I get more detailed information from her, I'll post it here. And hopefully, I'll be able to get a picture of the project she'll be doing that I can share with you.
Also, we've got a store on eBay where we're selling everything in the store at a reduced price. So please, check it out and see if there's anything that strikes your fancy! And if you live in the area, you can stop by the store in person and save on the shipping and handling.
Above is a picture of a sweater I just finished in Plymouth Kudo. This is such a nice yarn to work with, and I love the resulting striping effect. This yarn will also be on sale on eBay.
I hope you're all surviving this bitter cold winter, and getting a lot of knitting done!
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