New Year's Eve

The Christmas Holiday Season has been wonderful! Joe and I are blessed with lots of children and grandchildren who bring endless joy and entertainment to all our celebrations!

 

After a quick trip to Lake Charles, to see children and grandchildren, I am having a quiet morning. Joe is on the computer looking at shop sales figures, sales tax figures, shop inventory and so on. I'm trying to politely NOT think about shop stuff YET! Wednesday will likely be busy since we have been closed for several days. Our #1 priority for January is to get the ALL NEW retail website at iPurl.us up and running! It's very close! Our 2nd priority is to get our two Macs to link/share our checkout info. This issue has been a pain since we got the Mac Daddy in the shop. IT SHOULD BE EASIER!!! When we figure it out, I'm sure it will be something stupidly easy. The new season of Downton Abbey starts also. The schedule will go out via email as soon as we get it worked into our class schedule.

 

In the meantime, We are going to have a quiet New Year's Eve at home together. I can honestly say I am tired of eating! We will fix most of the traditional New Year's Day fare plus salad for me! 😉 Joe wants to take in a movie today - not sure which one - Hobbit or Les Miz is okay with me. A quick stop at the grocery store and we are set. Hoping to get back before the rain sets in!

 

One of my fav Christmas presents (joe always gets cool stuff for me) is a Furby! Furby is total childlike fun! It chats Furbish nonstop, sings, dances, belches, snores and farts. When Joe got the batteries in mine and sat it on the table, it promptly leaned far to one side and loudly farted! I'm trying to discourage that particular behavior. Furby makes me laugh especially with it is dancing and singing. (I'm thinking it needs a Furby friend). Bella isn't quite sure about Furby! To show my Furby love, I promptly knitted my Furby a hat! I thought I would name it Birdy but the info says they already have a name - you have to listen and coax them to say their name. Okay......

Furby Cuteness!

Furby's Hat

Back

(Something else to do with leftover yarn)

 

I have also started baby knitting. As you may know, we are awaiting the birth of another grandchild. Pam and Ryan are expecting another little boy. I started a sleep sack to knit in the car on the trip to Lake Charles. I am really enjoying it as it is the mindless type of knitting that all knitters love (and with NORO). I am using Taiyo sock yarn and think there will be enough yarn for a hat and socks too. The colors are much prettier in person. The pic shows the Sleep Sack upside down.

 

I had an old baby sock in sock yarn pattern in newborn size that I had written up for Jayden. Believe it or not, just 5 years ago, there were painfully few baby socks in sock yarn patterns to be found anywhere. The ones that were available weren't efficiently knit if you know what I mean. I decided to add several sizes to the pattern. I will be knitting at least one in each size to check the numbers before making it available in the shop. Baby socks in sock yarn are so incredibly cute!

 

These are newborn size

 

Wishing everyone a Happy and Prosperous New Year! Be Safe and Enjoy your New Year's Eve!

 

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Christmas Day

Merry Christmas to everyone!

Deciding on chicken and sausage gumbo for Christmas Day, Joe and I cooked yesterday so we could enjoy today! Besides, everybody knows gumbo is better on the second day! I made the roux and he did the rest of the gumbo. We also had potato salad and garlic bread - pretty typical Cajun food, I think. We put together our own trifle for dessert - layers of gingerbread, warm caramel sauce, Bavarian cream with Cool Whip on top and chopped Reese's Cup candy. It was truly wonderful!

Wade and Christa along with Aiden, Hannah, Audrey and Halaina joined us for the day. The grandchildren opened their presents first and then we had lunch. After lunch, we visited and watched the kids play with their toys. Aiden had LEGOS - Joe had made him a Lego Tray (from Pinterest), Hannah got a scarf and a VISA gift card to go shopping. The two little tweets (Audrey and Halaina) got Furbys! We all were entertained by the Furbys! I think I want a Furby!

Tomorrow, we are planning to go to a movie. Joe is enjoying one of his Christmas presents so much, we decided to purchase five more for upcoming kids' birthdays. It always feels good to get ahead of your birthday shopping!

We are hoping everyone has had a wonderful day!

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Monday, December 17, 2012

It is beautiful outside this morning! A little cooler, just perfect, I am thinking.

Saturday was a busy, fun day at iPurl. After closing, granddaughter Audrey had her first dance recital at The Woodlands High School! It was fun to watch and she was fabulous, of course! It may be the first of many performances by Audrey! Granddaughter, Kayla was in Shreveport at a cheer competition. Her group took 2nd place. I can't wait to see the video when we go to Lake Charles after Christmas.

Yesterday, Joe cooked short ribs in the crock pot, baked beans and baked potatoes. It was all delicious! I made pumpkin bars for dessert. We had a quiet day of football! I knitted, no surprise there.

I made my Christmas shopping list yesterday...... Normally I do this the first of November - I still find myself thinking it IS November. (Sighing) The plan for today is to catch up and get some shopping done. As I said, I've made my list and checked it several times. I will be heading out in a little while OR I can go after the shop closes this week. I have a gift app that organizes me very well and by store! I can check items off as I get them and it puts a nice little bow across their name. Stores are listed in the order of priority and then I need to go to the mall.

The most pressing shopping on the list is Joe's birthday on the 23rd (yes, December)! No ideas for gifts yet but I am going to GOOGLE men's top gifts for 2012 and see if something good comes up! I like to buy his cologne to make sure I like the way he smells. I know what NOT to buy better than what TO buy!


Last year, Bella got a new knitted sweater and a faux leather coat (she hasn't worn it yet but she has it if she needs it). I think she would enjoy a sleep/snuggle sack this year.

Saturday morning I woke up in the wee hours. I try NOT to think about anything (especially iPurl stuff) so I can go back to sleep but it usually doesn't work. I need a teddy bear to sit in a small vintage beach chair to go back in the baby yarn area on the wall. A toddler-size teddy bear that can wear knitted sweaters, hats and socks! That's where my mind wandered off to in those wee hours. I searched teddy bear patterns on Ravelry for a couple of hours, bought 2 or 3 nice ones. When I started looking at them, I realized they were all knit flat and then had to be sewed up! WHY would anyone do that? AND they should tell you that in the description! We have the knowledge and needles to knit it all in the round with no seams! So, back to Ravelry. I did find one knit in the round and will be starting some fun teddy bear knitting ASAP! (I think I may have to design a teddy bear pattern of my own eventually in order to get one that looks exactly as I visualize him/her)

Our tree is decorated and I am enjoying it immensely, especially in the wee hours when I am up with my mind wandering about.

I am so thankful for my family this morning. I feel so blessed with all our children and grandchildren! They enrich our lives daily and I don't know what we would do without them! A few years ago, my youngest daughter was in a car accident on I-10 on her way to work just before Thanksgiving. The call I received from her Dad trying to tell me she had been killed will forever be with me - he could not say those words to me. As Joe and I drove to Lake Charles, It was 2 hours before the call came that she had made it. I remember vividly how it felt to think my child had been killed. I can't watch the news about the children but my heart is with them.

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Monday,December 10, 2012

The cold weather finally arrived during the night! It truly seems like December and soon to be Christmas now! I am so happy to be at home today. I have several things I want to get done. So, I am starting early.

Wanting to try the Lisbeth #3 cotton, I crocheted the Trick or Treat Doily in Christmas Colors and it turned out quite festive! It is blocked and drying on the counter and should be ready to go to the shop tomorrow. (Colors are a bit off due to the cloudiness this morning)

 

I worked on our Christmas tree today. It's beginning to look like it should although I didn't quite get all the ornaments on it. Maybe I can finish this evening after dinner while we watch the Texans! There's just a few ornaments left....

 

I had purchased a new poinsettia garland for the fireplace mantle in the living room. It is fluffed out and in place but it needs to be secured. It wants to come off the mantle if you just look like you might bump it!

 

Bella's Ornament

Bella's Ornament

Bella's Ornament

Bella's Ornament

 

Some of my favorite Santas -

 

 

I decided to start a few red baby hats for the charity knitting for St Luke's Hospital. I need knitting that is enjoyable yet I don't have to think about it! Red is always fun to knit with and baby hats are quick to finish. They should be fun.

My yarn room/guest bedroom is almost back to itself. It didn't take me as long as I thought it would to get it into order. I have always loved this room as it has large double windows providing a great view!

Joe has a great warm fire going this evening as we get ready to watch the Texans! I hope they succeed in beating the Patriots! I hope you have a wonderful evening too! I'm gonna go cast on for a baby hat.

 

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Decorating for Christmas Today

I have always enjoy decorating the Christmas tree! It still has that magical feeling for me. Even the few years I was single, i put a big tree up. I think it's the lights - I LOVE the lights! I put lights everywhere. Joe jokes that if he doesn't keep moving, he will be wearing lights.

My plan is to get the tree up and decorate it over the next few evenings when we get home. I got an early start this morning to "deck the halls", make a nice dinner (chicken and sausage sauce piquant), knit a couple of mittens for the garland and be done so I can enjoy the evening with Joe!

Tree is up! I didn't fluff out the branches much this afternoon. That's easy to do when the ornaments go on. This tree holds a lot of ornaments! Bella doesn't seem to be impressed.

 

I have collected Santas over the years and enjoy unpacking them every Christmas. They are always grouped on the fireplace mantle and scattered throughout the house. Many of them have special memories attached to them. My favorites are the ones made from fabric and purchased at craft shows. i have a small one made from an old quilt that I put on the table by my bed. Arranging them today, I realized I didn't have a knitted Santa! I may search out some knitted Santas on Ravelry! This arrangement will be tweaked over the next week or so. The snowflake wreath is going to iPurl tomorrow.

 

A quick pic of the tree this evening -

 

As I worked through the tubs of decorations, I pulled out things to take to iPurl this week. We are going to try and decorate a little bit every day!

 

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The Day After Thanksgiving

Began in the early morning quiet before the house wakes, having pie and coffee for breakfast with Pam. Joe joined us, after getting a great, crackling fire going in the fireplace. Ahhhh, a leisurely morning! No Black Friday marathon shopping for us!

Yesterday was a day of good food, family and football! The Texan's win of their first Thanksgiving Day game was perfection (even tho the game went into overtime causing angst for everyone)! The adults watched football and the grandchildren played inside and out.

The peace and quiet before 5 year old grandson, Jayden, awakes, is nice. His exuberance for everything is enjoyable and contagious but loud! The next big thing for him is a visit to the LEGO store at the Mall. He has been fairly patient. Today, he is content to be going to the movies after lunch. After a waffle for breakfast, he is watching Puss n Boots while thumbing thru a toy flyer from the newspaper.

The deer have come into the back yard to eat corn put out for them yesterday evening. Jayden is watching them have their breakfast. The couple of mornings with a hard frost have started leaves falling and grasses turning brown, it looks like Fall is here - about time since its time to put up The Christmas tree!

 

 

 

Joe decided to put the turkey carcass out in the back yard - the far back yard. He has crows that he feeds along with other wild things. Shortly, we had a yard full of buzzards (25 at least)! Jayden was amazed, and frankly, so was I! As we backed out of the driveway, to go to the movies, buzzards were lined up on the top of our house!

Buzzards

 

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Sunday, November 18, 2012

We are getting ready for Thanksgiving! Pam and Ryan, with Jayden and possibly Alexis, will be coming in Tuesday afternoon. She plans to stop in at the shop on the way to the house. Wade and Christa, with Audrey and Aiden, will also be spending Thanksgiving with us. We are looking forward to an enjoyable time with our children and grandchildren!

 

I have worked from a short list today - getting the guest room ready with clean sheets, dusting and vacuuming. Making sure the guest bathroom is clean and has plenty of linens. In between those chores, I have been working on Alexis' Wallaby. There was a problem with 4 stitches too many at one shoulder. I had to frog it down to where I knitted the sleeves onto the body of the sweater. Ugh! Getting past that, the re-knitting has been going well. I don't know if Alexis will be coming for Thanksgiving but I want to have her sweater finished for her! I will be knitting a few Christmas displays for the shop in December THEN baby knitting begins! Pam and Ryan's baby boy will be arriving mid March.

 

Tomorrow, I will be emptying out the fridge making room for a large turkey, making a grocery list, vacuuming and mopping the tile floors. The final thing is child-proofing - putting away breakables! That should get us in pretty good shape! Joe will be grocery shopping on his way home.

 

iPurl will be open on Tuesday - closed Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We figure everyone will be out doing their Black Friday shopping after Thanksgiving. We will open iPurl on Saturday and Sunday as usual.

 

On Wednesday, I will be making 2 pumpkin pies and a chocolate pie, cornbread dressing and sweet potatoes - all family favorites! Thursday morning, very early, Joe will be cooking the turkey - he does a great turkey! He cooks the green beans and new potatoes with Cajun smoked link sausage. He is also thinking he will make a crawfish jambalaya!

 

On Saturday, Cindy and I will begin decorating for Christmas at the shop. We are putting up a tree, lots more lights and working on a Christmas window display! The plans for knit groups to watch Downton Abbey and Classic Christmas movies are almost complete! We hope to start those ASAP. We are looking forward to a fun December and hope to see you!

 

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Thursday Already?

The weeks are flying by! Sometimes I forget to blog when I get home... When I do forget, check the FB page for the Christmas pattern link.

I stopped at the little Brookshire's Grocery in Magnolia for salad stuff for dinner and my lunch tomorrow. There is a HUGE decorated Christmas tree just inside the doors! Even though I want to knit everything in a shade of red currently, I am not ready for Christmas decorations yet! They must be selling Christmas trees. We are knitting Christmas displays, decorations and gifts but we are not decorating the shop until after Thanksgiving! I like to experience Holidays one at a time! We will be decorating iPurl the weekend after Thanksgiving.

A dozen super large specialty knitting needles came in yesterday. They are for a specific yarn using a specific pattern. Sounds easy enough. The pattern, knit in-the-round, calls for a #35 32-inch circular. Joe and I measured the length of the needles that came in and they are 42 inches. Seems the circular needles are too long for the cast on for the pattern. How can that be? Calling the yarn rep first thing in the morning.

 

 

Today's Christmas pattern link is for a crocheted Snowman Mug Hug -

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/snowman-mug-hug

Hoping to get Comcast in early next week to install a cable jack at the knit table so we can start our Downton Abbey knitting groups. Comcast is running Seasons 1and 2 this month with Season 3 beginning in January. Everyone not familiar with the series can get caught up over the next couple of months. We will have one group during the week and another on the weekend. In December, we will also schedule Christmas Classic movies knit groups. What is your favorite Christmas movie? 😊 If your knit group wants to watch when you are in the shop, let us know!

A couple of weeks ago, AmREIT, owner of the strip center, called to say we had to have a water meter installed. They sent a couple of guys out last week. Today, AmREIT called again and said they are sending us the $700 bill for that water meter installation saying it's in the lease agreement that we are responsible for that! It's their building and we send the water payment to them but we have to install the meter? Big Sigh.......

OTN - Flower Scarf in alpaca chunky.

Goodnight All!

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What is it About Tuesdays

Tuesdays are almost our busiest day at the shop! I would never have guessed it would be Tuesday! The point is I was very busy at the shop today and didn't post a link here for a Christmas pattern.

Traffic was BAD coming home - took forever to get here tonight.

 

I'm

So, here it is - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/snowman-felt-christmas-bauble

It's a cute little felted ornament! Wouldn't he be cute tied to a Christmas package? Ella rae wool would be perfect for felting this little fella! You may have leftover yarn in your stash that would work great! (Of course, it's a little fella - you can tell by his nose) this is not a free pattern. It is $2.50 GBP

I'm gonna sit down now and work on a little red mitten, I think.

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Monday, Monday

It has been a mixed day of early knitting, housework and laundry. Later this evening, I will be doing shop stuff - checking accounts and paying some bills. Our Internet service has been doing the big off and on all day that makes me crazy! I guess maybe the wind is blowing or something...

Bella is going to the Vet this afternoon for her annual checkup and heartworm pills! I have gathered her things we will need - leash, t-shirt, blanket (for comfort and cold - Bostons get cold easily), past Vet visit documents as we are going to a new Vet and her carseat is secured in the front passenger seat. As she sees me gather her things, she get so excited - she loves riding in the car! Bella has had some rough Vet visits but this one should be routine. She's taking a little snooze now. Sweet little Boston Baby!

A Bella Nap

How about a Ravelry link for a cute free Christmas project? I thought you might like this one! It's a nice pair of striped handwarmers called Peppermint Pattie. They are knit in the round with worsted weight yarn. They can be knit in either Cascade Sierra cotton or Ella rae wool. They shouldn't take too long and you've got a cute gift for someone done and ready to wrap! No sweat!

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/peppermint-patties

Peppermint Patties

Enjoy!

 

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Sunday, November 4th

Throughout the month of November and into December, Cindy and I will be knitting Christmas shop displays for some of the Ravelry links we post. We have been amazed and thrilled with some of the holiday patterns we have found on Ravelry and think you will be happy with them too!

Forgetting to use the swift and ball winder before leaving iPurl yesterday, I have been hand-rolling 3 different colors of Cascade Sierra. (It can be relaxing if there's not a lot of yardage) A creamy white, garnet and cherry red, they are pretty and very Christmasy! The pattern will be one of the links we will post - it is not today's link

Speaking of the Ravelry links, today's link is a knitted Reindeer Cup Cosy! A free pattern that is a really cute one too! It calls for DK weight yarn which would be Cascade Ultra Pima cotton making it washable also.

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/reindeer-cup-cosy

This is a cute gift idea for a co-worker or friend! Think of a large mug (pattern is sized for a large mug - maybe a Starbucks mug) with this cosy on it, filled with colorful Christmas shreds topped with a Starbucks gift card, or another store gift card, or chocolate candy, candy canes or an iPurl gift certificate!

Now is the time to be knitting little red baby hats for St Lukes Hospital! We saved red baby yarn to add to the charity knitting basket so it could be used now. It is free along with the pattern!

Joe grilled some of the HEB poblano chicken sausage links and fresh corn on the cob. I fixed a cilantro and lime rice mix and navy beans. He also fixed some pumpkin cookie bars that were wonderful! We watched the Texans win their game today.

We hope you are enjoying your Sunday afternoon!

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Making Christmas Knitting and Crochet Easier for You

Having one of those 3AM brainstorms, we thought it would be fun to post a new link every day for a cute Christmas Ravelry pattern! Most of the patterns will be free! All of them will be super cute and fun!

The links will be posted here, on iPurl's FaceBook page and Twitter!

On Saturdays and Sunday afternoons, some of us will be working on these patterns back back at the knit table. We hope you will come and join us!

So, beginning today, here is the first link - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/snowman-knitted-ornament

Ella rae is the perfect yarn for this cute little fella! He would be cute on the tree OR on Christmas packages!

 

 

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Boo!

For those who weren't able to make it to iPurl on Halloween, I am posting a few pictures -

Cindy and Debbie

 

Cindy

Cindy

Mary

Mary

Debbie

 

Joe and I with some of the staff at Blue Iguana

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It is Halloween!

It's time for Halloween,

A day for trick or treat,

When the kids dress up in costume,

And walk proudly down the street.

They ring alot of door bells,

And collect alot of candy too,

And if they happen to see a ghost,

They will be greated with a boo.

Pumpkins light up the windows,

And decorations adorn the front yard,

So be careful when you come in,

Because the skeleton will be on guard.

So go have alot of fun,

And don't have any fear,

Because it will soon be over,

And you'll have to wait till next year.

 

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It's the last weekend in October

Hard to believe, isn't it? Wednesday is Halloween. (It is also Loretta's Bday) Cindy and I will be dressed as the Knit Witches!

Tomorrow, I am making final adjustments to my costume. I have a bit of sparkly dark blue tulle cut and ready to attach to my skirt, glass eyeball beads to make into earrings and necklace. Wondering if I have a pair of shoes I can embellish? No pictures today as I don't want to spoil the surprise but there will be pictures later. We do hope you will come in and enjoy the day with us.

Finally, a bit of cool weather to let us know it is Fall and Winter will follow. Joe had a crackling fire going when I woke up. I LOVE our slow Sunday mornings enjoying coffee in front of the fireplace. Today, I cooked for us! Our main course was boneless chicken stuffed with crawfish jambalaya from La Boucherie - a true taste of Louisiana, Swiss chard sautéed in butter with french custard banana pudding for dessert.

I have knitting I need to do but can't seem to settle into it today. A true sign that I should just leave it be. I have been doing so much knitting on demand that its time to knit for fun for awhile. I'm going to finish Alexis' Wallaby, I have a small bit of fun Christmas knitting lined up for November and then baby knitting will begin in January! This time of year, I must remind myself to SIMPLIFY. It's easy to get overwhelmed and try to do too much during the Holidays. A pitcher of frozen margaritas in the freezer in December is always a good thing at our house!

Below is a fun pic from the current Vogue magazine. It is a Marc Jacobs ad with ladies dressed as witches

 

 

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Halloween Costume and Wallaby

I spent most of the day working on my Halloween costume! There is lots of purple tulle and a purple hat... It's looking pretty fun! Cindy and I are going to be something to see!

After a fast trip to the grocery, homemade vegetable soup is simmering on the cook top. Joe is fighting a cold/cough so it's full of all the good stuff! The weather is supposed to turn quite cooler by Friday! Won't that be a pleasant change?

I woke up at 3AM - I really do hate it when I do that! The good thing is I finished knitting a Wallaby sleeve and got a good start on the second one - the one I had to frog. We are going to watch the baseball game tonight - Giants and Cardinals. We know who we are voting for so skipping the debate! Maybe I can get a good part of the second sleeve done.

 

I love the Opal socks hanging in the front window. Another Opal delivery of a new collection should be arriving soon!

 

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Sunday's Knitting - Wallaby

While watching the Texans with Joe this afternoon, I am knitting on Alexis' Wonderful Wallaby sleeves - they need to be 20 inches long.

I have been instructing a Wallaby KAL/class on Fridays this month. The participating knitters are knitting the smaller-sized Wallaby so they can easily keep up with the homework knitting each week. I am knitting the small (8-10) adult Wallaby.

This past Friday, everyone was supposed to be at the place ready to knit the sleeves onto their Wallaby. Many were completely confused with the instructions to get them to that place! I thought knitting the sleeves on would be the part they needed help with! So, as I reach that place on Alexis' Wallaby, I am working to simplify the instructions and include an easier version with their class notes. I do hope they will want to knit another Wallaby in the future!

I am running a bit behind the other knitters at this point. I wouldn't be quite so far behind if I hadn't knit almost one complete sleeve (17 inches worth) on the wrong size needle and had to frog it down to the ribbing. Frogging is as much a part of the process sometimes as the actual knitting and purling. That sleeve was a "show and tell" and was frogged while they knitted their sleeves onto their sweaters.


Tomorrow, I have to work on pulling my Halloween costume together. If not, I will be having to do an all-nighter at some point! I think Cindy has hers done! I will put on a movie, sit down and get it done. We are needing some big square buckles for our shoes! We may have to make those. Joe thinks we need a couple of authentic looking brooms! I particularly like the Geico commercial with the witch in the broom factory. It took several times seeing it to actually realize what they were advertising!

Next Friday, Saturday and Sunday we will have hot apple cider and a few munchies for everyone again. We look forward to seeing you!

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A Perfect Sunday

I slept in this morning, lulled by the rain and low, rolling thunder. Simple things can be such a luxury.

Joe is cooking today - I love it when Joe cooks. The house smells wonderful! There is a pork tenderloin (stuffed with cream cheese, jalapeños and wrapped in bacon) from HEB in the oven. Navy beans with onions and bell peppers are simmering. My contribution is cornbread. Dessert is coconut cream pie.

We have been knitting this morning. Joe is knitting a new scarf yarn for display. I am working on the Vera cowl (also for display) in Shirato from the NORO Vintage book. Shirato is like knitting with butter! The stitch pattern and the yarn have been most enjoyable.

The little red Wallaby is finished and on display in the shop - the Wallaby class is ongoing this month on Fridays. It has been easy-going and fun. There is lots of homework this week! Pouch, sleeves and sweater body up to underarms to be completed by Friday. Everyone (except me) is knitting a small size so it shouldn't be too much knitting.

Wonderful Wallaby

The Opal Sock Yarn Bunny is also finished and at home in the shop -

One ball of Opal sock yarn will knit the Bunny and the baby hat with bunny ears!

Don't forget iPurl is open today from 1pm to 5pm! Take your handwork and go to iPurl while hubby watches football! I hope you are having a wonderful Sunday!

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