Impossible to resist

Impossible to resist by Janice Maynard

Again a good story line, great characters, but I do not like the racy parts.

Yarn Yarn and more Yarn

Well, now isn't this just great! A yarn day, and you know we all need MORE yarn, It's October 12, 2012, so now you have a real reason to buy more!!! You can store, and enjoy!

http://www.craftyarncouncil.com/i-love-yarn

lol

More Than He Expected

More Than He Expected by Andrea Laurence

This book has a great story line, well written, great characters. Not my cup of tea, I don't like the racy parts.

Group Project 2003 Square #6

Group Project 2003 Square #6 @ N.L.Banks

This pattern uses Elmore-Pisgah's Double Worsted Weight Yarn.
Note: This yarn is no longer made, use 2 strands of worested weight yarn.

Chain 34
Dc in 5th ch from hook, dc in next ch, sk 2, tr in next 2 ch, working behind posts just made, tr in each skipped ch, *dc in next 3 ch, sk 2 ch, tr in next 2 ch, tr in each skipped ch; rep from *, end dc in last 3 ch, ch3, turn.

Row 1:(WS): Sk first dc, dc in next 2 dc, BPdc in next 4 post sts, *dc in next 3 dc, BPdc in next 4 post sts; rep from *, end dc in last 2 sts and in top of turning ch, ch 3, turn.

Row 2: sk first dc, dc in next 2 dc, sk 2 post sts, FPtr in next 2 post sts, working behind two posts just made, FPtr in each skipped post stitch, *dc in next 3 dc, sk 2 post sts, FPtr in next 2 post sts, working behind two posts just made, FPtr in each skipped post stitch; rep from * to last 2 dc, end dc in last 2 dc and in top of turning ch, ch 3, turn.

Rep rows 1 & 2 for pattern until square. Fasten off, weave in yarn. Do edging around square. Make five or six squares.

This pattern is copyrighted, and may not be used on any media, including websites,
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Assembling aghan by hand sewing it together

Method 2

Assembling aghan by hand sewing it together

Working with the right side of the squares up on a table,
place the two squares together. With yarn needle, take up
both top and bottom loops from the bottom edge of each square,
and whipstitch them together. Repeat across square, add
two more squares, whipstitching these together, till you
have the afghan, the number of squares that you want it wide.

Go back and whipstitch the sides of each square together.
You now have completed two rows of your afghan.

Keep adding squares and whipstitching them together, until
you have added all your squares.

Identity Crisis

Identity Crisis by Laura Scott

This book is so good I stayed up late last night to finish it. Then started the second book, and yes there are that good. It's a two part series, first with one twin and the second book with the other.
Lots of action, loads of suspense, really great characters. Loved it, great read.

Lots going on At My House

If you are not a member of the At My House Knitting and Crochet list on Yahoo (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Atmyhouse), you are missing out on lots of fun. Just this month alone we have two contests going.

Contests;
August Monthly contest and a Halloween theme contest.

Exchanges: lots and lots going on with these, below are just a few:
18 inch doll, barbie, cap/hat, coaster, granny squares, dishcloth, doily,
fingerless gloves, fridgie, ornament, pattern, potholder, shawl, snowflake
and more. We also have one, two and three month exchanges for small items and the larger ones that take longer to do, like the shawl exchange.

Recipe Wednesday, Pattern and Stitch of the month, lots of free pattern links. And right now we have a mystery knit along. This photo shows the August 2012 Pattern of the month, and it's all FREE

So come on over and check us out at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Atmyhouse