Tag: library books

  • A twist on an old favorite

    A twist on an old favorite

    The great irony I find in all of this is that people often engage in fiber arts for comfort and creative expression. Winding up in a group or space that treats a wonky granny square like a moral failing isn’t what most of those folks were likely seeking.

  • Two great reads

    Two great reads

    I just finished reading “The Sewing Machine” and found it to be a delightful story on its own, but especially for those of us who sew. My daughter gave me the book for Mother’s Day this year, and said that she hoped I would like it as much as the last book she got me:…

  • A different kind of yarn excursion

    A different kind of yarn excursion

    One challenge for those of us who like to knit and crochet (and sew, quilt or engage in other crafting) is the sedentary nature of these activities. To combat this I take time every day to walk or bike so that I can stay healthy and enjoy many more years of knitting and crocheting. This…