I am continually amazed each day that I use
Ravelry. It is such a "closely knit" :>) community of people from everywhere that come together because of their
joy spelled "
obsession" with knitting and crocheting. All the areas continue to grow with the posted wealth of knowledge and sharing. I posted a request for some suggestions for gifts for my 4 girls for their upcoming birthdays and Christmas and within 7 hours I had more than 30 items to pick from. Many were items recommended by girls the same age as mine. What more could you ask for? I now have several more items in my queue and I'm excited about some of the items because they are not only quick but
cute. I have started the Cropped Cardigan with leaf ties from
Knitty Spring 2007 in a beautiful royal blue mohair that I had left over from another sweater I made several years ago. That is another big plus to most of these projects. They use very little yarn and there are lots of substitution possibilities. I may get through all my gift projects after all.

I have also been reading with great interest the thread about the new Holiday VK issue. Wow. Not much in the way of
grey area in that discussion. I can't wait to get to the bookstore to take a look at all the "love it/hate it" items.
I was listening to a older
Cast On podcast last night,
Woolly Wonders and the monologue by Franklin Habit, so moved me that I wanted to copy it and put it on CD to enclose with the gifts I give the year. It was so touching and such an important message about the ones that came before us.
Ann of Green Gables came to the end yesterday afternoon. I immediately felt like a friend had left so I started Anne of Avonlea. I have to say that the reading by Annie Coleman has spoiled me to anyone else. I guess she is just going to have to read all of them for the
KAL-RAL along. Annie, do you hear me?
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