I want to thank each and every one of you who sent a donation for my Breast Cancer 3-Day walk fund. Your generosity was overwhelming and I was so grateful to be able to reach my goal so quickly with just a plea on my blog and a mention on Stephanie's blog. Knitters and bloggers are the best!
I decided to pick 3 winners instead of 1, and they have all been contacted. I have heard back from 2 of them, and as soon as I hear back from the last one, I'll post their names, and the prizes, right here!
Thanks again to all of you for your support....support comes in all shapes and sizes. I appreciate the words of encouragement and praise just as much as the monetary support that allowed me to reach my goal. Every bit of it touched my heart and I will remember this summer as a very special one.
Love,
Trish
Friday, September 22, 2006
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
These socks DO rock!
Some of the BeeGees (my Thursday night knitting group) went to Stitches Midwest in Chicago last month. I was not able to go because it was the same weekend of the 3-Day Walk. Tamara so graciously offered to bring me back some Socks That Rock sock yarn. I went to the website, picked out some colorways that I liked, and gave her the list. When she came back, she had one of the colorways I had picked out, but she also had this one, which I fell in love with. I started these socks about 2 weeks ago and finished them up Sunday evening.
I used Queen Kahuna's method, added a slip stitch underneath the heel as well as up the back of the heel. The cuff and top of the foot are done in a 2 x 2 twisted rib. It was a little fussy, but I love how they turned out. So far this is the best fitting pair of socks I've made. I always seem to make them a little too big. I used a size 1 needle this time and they are a nice thick, warm sock. I am looking forward to wearing them a lot this winter!
I used Queen Kahuna's method, added a slip stitch underneath the heel as well as up the back of the heel. The cuff and top of the foot are done in a 2 x 2 twisted rib. It was a little fussy, but I love how they turned out. So far this is the best fitting pair of socks I've made. I always seem to make them a little too big. I used a size 1 needle this time and they are a nice thick, warm sock. I am looking forward to wearing them a lot this winter!
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Socks
Friday, September 01, 2006
Read about our 3-Day journey...
Here is the link to the blog I wrote about my Breast Cancer 3-Day walk. My team consisted of me, my daughter, Kim and 3 of her co-workers... Lisa, Erin and Melissa. Lisa was with us on Friday and Sunday, but was standing up in a wedding on Saturday so missed that day of the walk.
It is a long entry, but I wanted to write as much of it down as possible so I could remember every detail. What an incredible weekend it was. Well, go read it...you'll see....
3-Day Walk
It is a long entry, but I wanted to write as much of it down as possible so I could remember every detail. What an incredible weekend it was. Well, go read it...you'll see....
3-Day Walk
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3-Day Walk
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