And most of all, hopefully it will bring new bloggers to this site and we can all trade stories of how much fun we've had knitting these socks!
An on-occasion posting of the goings and doings of Nease's Needlework, formerly a retail shop, now an on-line business whose owner (that's me) is really getting into sharing with others in the blogging community.
Still Life from Quimper

A shot of an almost-completed still life needlepoint
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So very happy you came to visit. Now, pull up a chair, pour a glass of your favorite beverage, and read on about adventures in needlework.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Working on it!
What great pictures those are! I'm getting inspired to start knitting - after I wind my Anne yarn into a ball. I know, I know, I've been negligent in starting knitting, only because I've been working so incredibly hard to create a sign for the shop inviting people to join this blog. I managed to finish it last Thursday just in time to scoot down to Kinko's (my inkjet just doesn't get the colors the way that Kinko's does), log onto my e-mail, turn the color printer to "on," and print off 3 copies. It's up with these photos posted to it, and I must say it is quite colorful and cheerful. The file is a little too big to load onto the blog, but if you're in the store you're sure to see it.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Halfway there!
Here it is--Annetrelac sock #1. I love it, and it fits great. After the entrelac leg section, the pattern calls for increasing back to 72 stitches, but I knew that would be way too big for my tiny feet. I increased to 56 stitches (a guess, really, since I didn't do a gauge swatch for this project) and that was perfect.
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