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June 5, 2014
Paxton, Mass. – Anna Maria College has placed 45 student-athletes on the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) All-Academic Team for the 2013-14 academic calendar year.
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Habacker Named Athletic Director
May 31, 2014
Paxton, MA— Anna Maria College has hired Laura Habacker, head coach of women's basketball and assistant athletics director at Elms College, as its next athletic director. Beginning on July 1, she will be the fifth administrator to serve in this position since the college's athletic programs began in 1977.
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AMCATS Hold Athletic Awards Banquet
May 9, 2014
The Anna Maria College Athletic Department held its annual end-of-season banquet on Tuesday, May 6 to celebrate the student-athletes accomplishments both on and off the field.
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Women's Lacrosse Recognized by GNAC
April 29, 2014
Paxton, Mass. - The Great Northeast Athletic Conference has announced that the Anna Maria College Women's Lacrosse Team is the 2014 recipient of the GNAC Team Sportsmanship Award as voted on by their league peers
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AMCATS drop season finale to Raiders, 16-2
April 17, 2014
Paxton, Mass. – The Anna Maria College women's lacrosse team dropped their final game of the season, 16-2, to visiting Rivier University in Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) action. With the win the Raiders move to 8-7 overall and 6-4 in GNAC play while the AMCATS complete their season with a 0-13 record, 0-10 in the GNAC.
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April 15, 2014
Monks Race Past Lady AMCATS
Paxton, Mass. – The Anna Maria College women's lacrosse team fell to visiting Saint Joseph's College (ME) in Great Northeast...
Women's Lacrosse
April 13, 2014
Women's Lacrosse Falls to Albertus Magnus
The Albertus Magnus College women's lacrosse team defeated the Anna Maria College AMCats 19-10 for the program's first victory Sunday...
Women's Lacrosse
April 10, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: Wildcats Claw Past AMCATS
Paxton, Mass. – Anna Maria College sophomore Brittany Jackson (Mamaroneck, NY) score the lone goal as the AMCATS fell to Wheelock College 20-1...
Women's Lacrosse
April 8, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: AMCATS Downed by Cadets
NORTHFIELD, Vt.—Fifteen different players scored to lead the Norwich University women's lacrosse team to a 21-1 win against the AMCATS of...
Women's Lacrosse
April 3, 2014
Lady AMCATS Fall to Elms College
Paxton, Mass. – Sophomore Kayla Jansen (Pittsfield, Mass) notched her first collegiate goal in an 18-1 loss to visiting Elms College in...
Women's Lacrosse
April 1, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: Mustangs Gallop Past AMCATS, 20-4
Paxton, Mass. – Sophomores Brittany Jackson (Mamaroneck, NY) and Emily Adriaansen (Pepperell, Mass.) each potted a pair of goals in a 20-4 loss...
Women's Lacrosse
March 27, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: Hawks Sweep Past AMCATS
LEICESTER, Mass.- Becker College defeated Anna Maria College 21-0 in non-conference women's lacrosse action Thursday afternoon at Alumni Field....
Women's Lacrosse
March 25, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: AMCATS Blanked by WildCats
Junior netminder Bridget Larsen (Hull, Mass.) had 13 saves in her debut between the pipes but it wasn't enough as the Johnson and Wales women's...
Women's Lacrosse
March 21, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: Anna Maria Falls to Saints
Paxton, Mass. – Anna Maria College sophomore Brittany Jackson (Mamaroneck, NY) tallied the first goal of the season for the AMCATS as the...
Women's Lacrosse
March 18, 2014
Lasers Down Women's Lacrosse
NEWTON, Mass. (3/18/14) – The Lasell College women's lacrosse team won their Great Northeast Athletic Conference opener, 22-0 over Anna...
Women's Lacrosse
March 15, 2014
Women's Lacrosse: Sharks Shutout AMCATS
BOSTON, Mass. -- Simmons Lacrosse opened Great Northeast Athletic Conference play Saturday afternoon with a 22-0 shutout of the Anna Maria College...
Women's Lacrosse
February 27, 2014
2014 GNAC Women's Lacrosse Pre-season Coaches' Poll Announced
BOSTON, Mass. –Lasell College, the defending GNAC regular season and tournament champion, has been tabbed as the Pre-Season favorites for the...
Women's Lacrosse
June 17, 2013
Forty-Four Student-Athletes Named GNAC All-Academic
BOSTON, Mass. – Forty-Four Anna Maria College student-athletes have been named to the 2012-13 Great Northeast Athletic Conference All-Academic...
Women's Lacrosse
May 20, 2013
Lady AMCATS Receive GNAC Sportsmanship Award
Anna Maria College announces that it is the recipient of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Institutional Sportsman Award for its...
Women's Lacrosse
May 9, 2013
AMCATS Celebrate 2012-13 Season with Athletic Banquet
Paxton, Mass. – The Anna Maria College athletic department held their annual athletic awards night on Tuesday May 7th, recognizing over 200...
Women's Lacrosse
April 21, 2013
Acosta Tallies in Last Collegiate Game
BOSTON, Mass. – The Emmanuel College Women's Lacrosse Team celebrated the Saints' regular season finale and senior day with an 18-1...
Women's Lacrosse
April 17, 2013
AMCATS Fall to Emerson, 18-5 on Senior Night
Paxton, Mass. – Senior Sandy Acosta (Lawrence, Mass.) notched two goals and an assist for the AMCATS in a 20-5 loss to visiting Emerson College...
Women's Lacrosse
April 15, 2013
Cadets Top AMCATS in GNAC Play
Paxton, Mass. – Anna Maria College senior midfielder Sandy Acosta (Lawrence, Mass.) scored two goals, but Norwich University's Grace...
Women's Lacrosse
April 13, 2013
Lady AMCATS drop GNAC Match to Monks, 18-5
PORTLAND, ME – Saint Joseph's College (9-5, 5-2 GNAC) bested Anna Maria College (0-9, 0-6 GNAC), 18-5, in a Great Northeast Athletic...
Women's Lacrosse
April 4, 2013
Raiders Run Past Lady AMCATS in Women's Lacrosse
Nashua, NH, Raider Field â The Rivier University Raiders (5 â 3, 2 â 2 GNAC) defeated the...
Women's Lacrosse
April 2, 2013
Lady AMCATS Downed by Blazers in Women's Lacrosse
CHICOPEE, Mass. – Elms College sophomore attacker Lauren Mazza (Agawam, Mass.) netted nine goals and the Blazers scored 13 in the first half to...
Women's Lacrosse
March 27, 2013
Women's Lacrosse: Mustangs Sprint Past AMCATS in GNAC Action
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 (Newton, Massachusetts) - The Mount Ida College women's lacrosse team collected their first Great Northeast Athletic...
Women's Lacrosse
March 23, 2013
Lady AMCATS Nipped by Blue Jays in GNAC action
NEW BRITAIN – AMCATS Sandy Acosta (Lawrence, MA) and Kylie Dalbec (Portland, ME) both potted hat tricks for AMC, however it wasn't enough...
Women's Lacrosse
March 21, 2013
Women's Lacrosse Sharks Bite AMCATS in GNAC matchup
PAXTON, Mass. (3.21.13) – Simmons College scored 13 first half goals to defeat Anna Maria College by the score of 20-4 during the Great...
Women's Lacrosse
March 18, 2013
Women's Lacrosse: Hawks Soar Past Lady AMCATS
Paxton, MA – Becker College (1-3) defeated Anna Maria College (0-2), 20-4 in a non-conference women's lacrosse contest on Monday evening....
Women's Lacrosse
March 16, 2013
Anna Maria Falls to Lasell in home opener
PAXTON, Mass. (03.16.13) – The Lasell Lasers women's lacrosse team received goals from 11 different players en route to a 23-2 win over...
Women's Lacrosse
February 21, 2013
2013 GNAC Women's Lacrosse Pre-season Coaches' Poll Announced
BOSTON, Mass. –Norwich University, the defending GNAC regular season and conference playoff champions, have been tabbed as the Pre-Season...
Women's Volleyball
December 1, 2012
Sandy Acosta Talks About AMC Athletics
Watch: Sandy Acosta, AMC Volleyball and Lacrosse Player, talks about being part of a collegiate team. People may think it is difficult to carry a full...
Women's Volleyball
July 9, 2012
2011-12 GNAC All-Academic Team
PAXTON, Mass. (July 9) – A total of 37 student-athletes from Anna Maria College were named to the 2011-12 Great Northeast Athletic Conference...
Women's Volleyball
May 9, 2012
AMCATS Hold Annual Athletic Awards Banquet
Paxton, Mass. – The Anna Maria College Athletic Department honored its own on Monday night at the annual Athletics Award Banquet.
Women's Lacrosse
May 3, 2012
Donjacour Named to GNAC Sportsmanship Team
Marlena Donjacour (San Francisco, CA) has been selected to the 2012 Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Sportsmanship Team for women's...
Women's Lacrosse
April 26, 2012
Lady AMCATS Win on Senior Night
Paxton, Mass. – The Anna Maria women's lacrosse team picked up their second win of the season with a 22-10 victory over visiting Wheelock...
Women's Lacrosse
April 24, 2012
Schebel Tabbed to GNAC Honor Roll
Paxton, Mass. - Senior midfielder Katie Schebel has been listed on the GNAC Weekly Honor Roll.
Women's Lacrosse
April 21, 2012
Women's Lacrosse Falls at Norwich
NORTHFIELD, VT. – Five players compiled multi-goal games, leading Norwich University to a 19-6 win over Anna Maria on April 21.
Women's Lacrosse
April 19, 2012
AMCATS Fall To Daniel Webster
Nashua –The Daniel Webster women's lacrosse team set a new season record for wins with a 19-14 victory over Anna Maria in a regional...
Women's Lacrosse
April 17, 2012
Schebel Eclipses Two All-Time Records
BOSTON, Mass. – Senior Katie Schebel (Ludlow, Mass.) scored 5 goals to run her season total to 47 goals (52 points) en route to eclipsing her...
Women's Lacrosse
April 15, 2012
Raiders Outlast AMCATS in Women's Lacrosse
Paxton, Mass. – The Lady AMCATS were defeated by visiting Rivier College 21-12 in Great Northeast Athletic Conference women's lacrosse...
Women's Lacrosse
April 14, 2012
'Cats Can't Slow Down Mustangs
Paxton, Mass. – Amanda Hevy (North Brookfield, Mass,) and Katie Schebel (Ludlow, Mass.) each scored 6 goals for the Anna Maria women's...
Women's Lacrosse
April 10, 2012
CATS' Trapped by Lions
BOSTON, Mass. –Emerson Women's Lacrosse Team Tuesday night put up 13 goals in the second half to collect their fifth win of the season, topping...
Women's Lacrosse
April 4, 2012
Hevy's Handful Not Enough
Paxton, Mass. – Amanda Hevy (North Brookfield, Mass.) tied her career-high with six points on five goals and an assists but the AMCATS were...
Women's Lacrosse
March 31, 2012
Women's Lacrosse 8 Emmanuel 15
Paxton, Mass. – Katie Schebel (Ludlow, Mass.) continued her torrid scoring pace netting 7 goals, to make her season total 25 but the AMCATS...
Women's Lacrosse
March 29, 2012
Women's Lacrosse 4 Colby-Sawyer 18
Paxton, Mass. – Anna Maria dropped a 18-4 decision to visiting Colby-Sawyer College in non-conference women's lacrosse action tonight at...
Women's Lacrosse
March 24, 2012
Lady AMCATS Drop GNAC Match-up
Newton, MA - The Lasell College women's lacrosse team secured their fifth consecutive victory, defeating visiting Anna Maria, 22-1.
Women's Lacrosse
March 23, 2012
Channel 3 Highlighs from AMCATS vs. Regis
Paxton, Mass. - Watch higlights from women's lacrosse vs. Regis
Women's Lacrosse
March 22, 2012
Women's Lacrosse Downed By Pride
Paxton, Mass – The Anna Maria College women's lacrosse team dropped an 18-16 nail bitter to the Pride of Regis College in non-conference...


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Visitors can pick up Caribbean handicrafts, straw hats, local reggae CDs and all manner of Jamaican bric-a-brac from peddlers on the beach and across the city centre. A holiday in Montego Bay is also a great opportunity to do some duty-free shopping away from the airport.
When to Shop and Where
The easiest place to shop for souvenirs in Montego Bay is the Fort Montego Craft Park. It's located behind the ruins of the old fort and offers the best variety in Caribbean handicrafts, Bob Marley memorabilia and woven goods. The Crafts Market at Harbour Street is another major venue for this type of merchandise.
When shopping for handicrafts and souvenirs in Montego Bay, bear in mind that local vendors rely on the trade for their livelihood. Bargaining is appropriate, but there is usually much more at stake for the person selling the wares. Vendors can be aggressive around Montego Bay, and it's wise to steer any haggling toward the friendly, no-hard-feelings side of negotiation.
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Frontiers in Energy publishes state-of-the-art review articles, original research papers and short communications by individual researchers or research groups. It is strictly peer-reviewed and accepts only original submissions in English. The scope of the journal is broad and covers all latest focus in current energy research. High-quality papers are solicited in, but are not limited to the following areas:
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I tried other boots for the heck of it and still came back to the Lowas. The Lowa Banff is a comfy boot as well (but I think it is made a little cheaper in quality). The Lowa Kibo is nice too, but the sole is not as sturdy as the Scout and Banff. I have also tried Tecnica Straus (nice boot), Chacos Beckwith (nice boot), Merrell Ridge (not nice), Scarpa Deltas (ok boot but not great). Still the Lowas are the best for quality, comfort and stability.
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Sequential Cheap Talk from Advisors with Reputation
I examine two-period sequential cheap talk in situations where the decision maker seeks advice from two advisors, each of whom knows the type of the other advisor. By considering the current payoff (which is determined by the message of each advisor) and the future payoff (which is connected with the reputation of each advisor), I examine conditions which guarantee the existence of both good and bad reputation effects. Compared to situations of simultaneous cheap talk, the decision maker loses information more easily if he seeks advice sequentially.
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- Battaglini Marco, 2004. "Policy Advice with Imperfectly Informed Experts," The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, De Gruyter, vol. 4(1), pages 1-34, April.
- Jeffrey Ely & Jusso Valimaki, 2002.
"Bad Reputation,"
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- Jeffrey C. Ely & Juuso Valimaki, 2002. "Bad Reputation," Discussion Papers 1348, Northwestern University, Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science.
- Stephen Morris, 2001.
"Political Correctness,"
Journal of Political Economy,
University of Chicago Press, vol. 109(2), pages 231-265, April.
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"A Model of Expertise,"
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Today, after many years of restructuring, the 94 year old chain was sold to two liquidation companies after failing to find a buyer to continue to operate its remaining 137 stores (Ritz/Wolf) :
I'm a former photographic retail manager and the Sales Director of the group of ten camera shops I worked for told one of my staff who was an excellent and knowledgeable saleslady that she was spending too much time with the customers, and that if she couldn't sell a camera in fifteen or twenty minutes she was no good to him !, she was a very good and reliable employee who had worked for me for about five years and was very upset by his remarks, she found another job and left the company shortly afterwards although I asked her to stay to no avail, she told me her husband had insisted that she left, and I can't say I blame him.
The Ritz (and Boater's World) headquarters are about a half mile from my office.
I went in there a couple of times. My impression was "If this is their flagship and headquarters, I'd hate to see the little stores."
They went bankrupt 10-15 years ago, and closed most of their stores around the country. I think they kept maybe half a dozen.
Leigh - Is this all over your local news? Are there many staff from the corp hq affected?
I will be sorry to see my local Wolf go.
It's been mentioned locally, but there's no big deal about it.
I don't know how many staff are affected. After their previous bankruptcy, there were very few cars in the parking lot on weekdays.
Penn Camera went belly up in January, so Ritz is the second local one to go.
Not quite belly up. They filed a bankruptcy and then found an angel in Calumet. The Rockville store's still open, under the same name, I think. I'll be interested to see how long it stays open. They still don't sell sheet film, or chemicals or enlarging paper at that location, so as far as I'm concerned nothing's changed. They might as well have gone belly up for all I care. I don't know about the downtown DC location.
Penn went belly up. They closed six(?) stores, and sold the main downtown location, Rockville, and Tysons to Calumet.
They have themselves to blame, expanding ridiculously into the Baltimore area, buying Baker(?) camera and opening one in Reisterstown.
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Though most of the country is covered in snow, and I'm sure it is ideal knitting time, our house is getting hot enough in the afternoon to make you sweat! Not exactly motivation to pick up wool. But I've been able to get several small projects out the door despite the not so conducive temperature. My bow tie wearing husband requested a knit necktie like his brother's. I took to heart the lessons I learned from the first knit necktie I made: a.) it takes a lot longer than you would think to knit a long skinny strip, but b.) what really take a long time is sewing down the ribbon backing! No, I kid, (but those things are true and should be taken into account if you are planning on knitting a necktie.) I did the actual knitting for this project over Christmas break, and then stuffed it in a bag, with the already purchased ribbon backing, dreading giving up the knitting time to sew on the backing. The perfect opportunity presented itself when we hung out with friends on the only cozy rainy Saturday we've had all winter. I was able to sew on the backing ribbon without thinking too much about what I was doing or how long it was taking due to the good company. This tie did go faster than the last tie because the yarn was a little heavier weight, a discontinued Knit Picks sport weight, and so, because of the heavier weight yarn, fewer stitches were required to get the same width. One of my co-workers, who works in rare book preservation, and her husband, who is a sculptor, built a tree-house dollhouse for their granddaughter. I haven't seen pictures yet, but she described it to me, and asked if I would make some animal dolls for it, specifically a black cat doll. My co-worker's granddaughter has a pet black cat named Chubby that she loves very much, and my co-worker had attempted to find a black cat doll, but hadn't had any luck. I asked her about what size, she said "egg sized." I'm always happy to make requests, and mostly with this kind of project, I just want to make sure that I'm spending my time making something that the person will like. I first went to Ravelry and searched for tiny cat, tiny bear, etc, to get a good sense of the patterns already available. I settled on this cute little bear pattern, which was only slightly annoying for having to seam up the back of the body and the back of the head. I did i-cord legs and tail, and adjusted the ears and eyes to give them a more cat-like appearance. Though the legs aren't hinged, the tail provides ballast, so that the cat does sit up. My co-worker relayed that her granddaughter recognized this little version of Chubby right way, so, mission accomplished! A UFO is knitting speak for an Un-Finished Object. I'm not sure, however, if that label can be applied if the project never got started to begin with. I had this beautiful madelintosh yarn sitting around since February 2013 to make a cowl for myself. It was one of those projects where I saw the sample and just had to make it. I started the project as Christmas knitting on planes and by the fire, etc. It was a simple to memorize stitch pattern, only one yarn used at a time, and just going around in a loop. I worked on it off and on, not really sure how wide I was going to make it. I started noticing that most cowl patterns were 7 1/2 inches wide. I finally measured the cowl that was just hanging out and realized i was only 1 1/2 inches away from being done. So I finished it in on sitting. But then, I just wasn't right for me! And it really was one of those "not right" situations where you just know it isn't getting better. I know I picked out green yarn because I don't wear that much green, but, I still don't wear that much green! So I sent it off to a friend and it has found a happy home. Finally, birthday socks for my sweet Valentine of a mother. These were a fun pattern, definitely improved by using the Felici yarn from Knitpicks with it's wide stripes. It's a great yarn for socks, very soft, and excellent for esoteric patterns. These socks are started at the cuff, then knit the entire back, and then pick up stitches in a U shape around the opening and just knit back and forth, decreasing, until a final long graft closes up the front. I know that probably sounds like garble, but trust me, picking up the stitches evenly was the only annoying part. I even got the color repeats to basically match up!
My goodness, with all the gifts given, I feel like it's a good time to clear my slate for 2013 blogwise. I'm not going to dump everything into one post (not yet), so expect a few posts over the next few days (hopefully), and I'll try to arrange them thematically. Happily, one of my dear friends is expecting a child in January, and I was able to attend the West Coast baby shower for this East Coast friend over the Thanksgiving holiday. My first thought was that a winter baby needs layers! I adore the Poppy Hat. It is so easy yet interesting and I recommend it to anyone looking for a pattern for a little girl. I worked all these pieces in newborn size, risky I know, but so cute! I think this hat has the most potential to last for a little while though. The band is very flexible, and the difference between sizes for babies is only a few stitches. I wanted the embellishments for this set to be spring-y so I found a butterfly for the brim from 75 Birds, Butterflies & Little Beasts to Knit & Crochet. I chose a kimono style cardigan for the sweater. The main thing I understand about dressing a baby is that you have to dress and undress them frequently because they expel a lot of bodily fluids all over themselves, and also that their heads are giant. So a sweater that would be easy on and off seemed like a plus. The front panels are worked on the diagonal, which was also a point of interest during the knitting. The arms seem impossibly narrow, but that remains to be seen I guess. The embellishment for this sweater is a little caterpillar from the 75 Birds, etc. book. Last but not least, because they are so sweet, some little thumb-less mittens with embroidered lady bugs. These also are knit on the bias and they were very quick to make up. I'm pretty much 100% that one of them is going to end up in a pile of dirty slush by the side of the road, but I'm good with that :) I would definitely rather everything I make get used to its fullest and giving stuff to kids seems like the best way to ensure that. A perfect fit! The yarn is 100% acrylic so that they won't have to worry about washing carefully, and the color choice was inspired by the pink shells, which is just what I think of when I think of little babies. And to finish off this post, a different gift for another dear friend celebrating a milestone. Though she eloped, I managed to quickly whip up this little bridal hot dog brooch. The pattern comes from Teeny-Tiny Mochimochi. I don't think I could have managed another wedding blanket in this calendar year anyway, so I guess I'm thankful for the elopement :) They'll get something later, never fear!
The last blanket for a bit! (Though I'm already scouting patterns for an August wedding.)11/17/2013 This blanket is for a lovely couple, Dan and Jess, who live in the Boston area. I knew it needed to be warm and classic and casual and big because this was another "tall groom" situation. I took my inspiration for this blanket from the wedding site. The couple got married on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire, at the same site where my husband and I got married five years ago. It is a beautiful verdant location with ferns and pines and birch trees. I really felt like I wanted to make a blanket evocative of the place. I started out with a pattern from an amazing 1968 Bernat pattern book of my mother's. I may have fallen prey to the wonderfully kitschy styling in the photo shoot. It should have been a dream, worked on large needles, yarn held doubled. But goodness, I just didn't like the pattern. It seemed to take ages to get one row finished, and I couldn't keep the tension even between the two strands of yarn. So I said phooey! I put the blanket aside, made the several blankets you have seen recently on this blog, and a few pairs of socks beside. But I always knew I would need to come back to this blanket and this yarn and make something beautiful. At some point between giving up on the Bernat pattern, and actually starting to re-knit, I found a pattern I really liked. The Serenity pattern looked fun to knit, and warm, and lovely. It was written for worsted weight yarn, which is what I had. The only catch was that it was written as a baby blanket size. I mentally prepared to have to figure out how to expand the size. Behold my surprise when I finally went to (re)start the blanket, and found that an intrepid Raveler before me had already worked out the graphs to expand the blanket, and the designer had linked to those graphs from the project homepage. It was like a Christmas present in July. I worked an applied border, mostly because I really wanted to have a cable go all the way around, and i didn't want to knit it separately and sew it on, because that way lies madness. Because the cable isn't as stretchy as a garter stitch border, it did result in a slight ripple to the edge, but who knows, maybe it's charming? I think the ripple does add to the overall lusciousness of the blanket. And, a bonus project: A birthday gift for my supervisor. I think the bluebird of happiness is a potent symbol and this pattern was a fun knit, one piece with short rows for shaping. An improvised party hat is the cherry on top.
I've got quite a few finished projects to talk about! And the weddings are all wed, so I can get to talking. The first finished, and almost the last given, is this lovely square throw. Photo maybe not the best, but listen people, you run out of ways to photograph a blanket and you want to mix it up a little, and sometimes you don't hit it out of the park, but I think you can get the idea! I chose traditional wedding ivory and used a wool/acrylic blend so the happy couple won't need to worry about washing instructions, or finding a place to dry a blanket in their Brooklyn apartment with curious cats. This blanket was a breeze from start to finish, so enjoyable to knit that I made a second one, which has already appeared in an earlier post here. I went in a totally different direction with the second iteration, making it in grey and giving it a striped border. I love that one, but I also love the simplicity of this one. Both have the central motif that suggests a compass rose to me, which seems an auspicious symbol for a newly married couple. Also I love the bobbles, and the simplicity of the eyelet rows for the border that give the blanket a vintage feel. Yay for Steve and Fran and I wish we could have been at what was, from all accounts, a most lovely wedding full of thoughtful touches. And since I'm attempting to feature these wedding blankets, but also play catch up, thrown in at the bottom is this little guy: He's from the Anna Hrachovec's book Teeny-Tiny Mochimochi. Her patterns are great go-tos for quick cute knits, and he was a birthday present for a friend of mine who just turned 4! Congrats Graham! There really isn't anything to indicated scale in this photo, but lets just say he's as big as a large grape. Like, one of the big dark purple dusty grapes that are full of seeds.
This blog has been silent for a little while, while I try to figure out what to do with it. I've decided that an exercise in daily writing is a good way to get out of this indecisive phase, and as an example, the following is writing from Friday night and Saturday night. I've thrown in some photos of finished items for the last little bit of time to keep things light :) Each photo is linked to the pattern if you're interested. Here we go... Friday night: Oh my gosh, knitting frustration! I have at least 9 work-in-progress projects going on right now. And I don't want to work on any of them. Is the solution to start a new project? It certainly seemed hopeful. The first project I tried to start called for size 13 circular needles. I checked, and I have no regular set of 13 circulars. I have two interchangeable needle sets, one of which goes up to size 11, and the other one does have size 13s. Good news, except that I only have the shortest cable available for that set. It is 9:30 pm at this point, so I can't run to the store. Husband points out that I could order another large cable. This wouldn't help me in the moment, but, I tell myself, I can endure this crazy for a few more days, so I order one from Amazon. But I still want to knit to relax and I still don't want to work on any of my current projects. Maybe I could start something else that is ready to go. Maybe a hat that I bought the yarn for last Christmas. Let's see, that wants size 10 double pointed needles. I don't have those, but I can come up with two size 10 circulars on the short cables between the two interchangeable sets. Let me just check gauge before I'm off and running on this... oh, I have 8 stitches per inch instead of the 6 required by the gauge. And, the fabric already seems like it is too loose, and when you stretch it, you can see through the "holes", no good for a hat. Going up in needle size to get the right gauge would make the fabric even looser. Could I hold two strands of the yarn together? Yes, but then I wouldn't have enough yarn to finish the project, and this yarn is actually discontinued I've had it in my stash for so long. Hm, maybe I should start some complicated doily, because I finally have some size 30 thread. No, I know that is a bad idea for what is now 10 pm. I'll just work on this reversible project that I started in 2009 and picked up again recently. It is a little tedious because there are so many stitches per row, but it has a certain appeal. You know, after the gauge being so off on that hat, maybe i should just check it on this for a lark. Oh, I'm 2 stitches off on the vertical and horizontal gauge, oh, and I also just learned a much prettier way to join the sides. So, I guess I should take it apart? but each row takes around 20 min. I don't want to take it apart, but on the other had, I still have much further to go on the project than I've already gone. Saturday night: After a morning of continuing to bemoan my situation, I awoke from a nap to a mail delivery of the most lovely Icelandic yarn from a friend who just came back from a trip. The colors are beautiful and the sentiment is charming. Alright, I'm feeling better. I planned to go to a bagpipe jam session with my husband that night, and had thought I would bring a project to while away the hours, but in my current state I was beside myself as to what that project would be. Ultimately I decided to go back to a wedding gift project that is due in August that I hadn't worked on since October (a conservative estimate). What a good project to return to! Cables to keep things interesting, 100% wool yarn, one eye calming cream color. Pleasant music, and a lovely bunch of German women who happened to be there who lavished my project with ego boosting praise and then descended upon me trying to show me how to do a continental purl stitch. There were three women, two were mother and daughter, and each had her own slightly different continental purl technique and each felt her own way made the most sense, and it was such a nice moment of knitter fellowship and so charming to be literally hugged from behind by one of the women while she grabbed my hands and attempted to lead them through her version of a purl. So i'm back in the game, inching my way back to relaxing knitting. And that's why i need to write every day here, because the experience of knitting is so mercurial to me and I want to try to document it, maybe for 2 weeks?
My friend has a joke that her blog is a "blog for moms." Not that she writes for moms, but that her main readership is her mom, a friend's mom, her boyfriend's mom, etc. I think it is mostly a way of expressing the confusing feeling of writing for the internet. You don't really know who you are writing for, besides your mom. Personally, though I don't always know who all is reading, I know that my mom is my most dedicated reader, and also my most dedicated harasser when I fall behind in my posts. One of the reasons I fall behind is that I get it into my head that I have specific things I want to say about my projects, and I can't say them to my own satisfaction. My mom always has tons of nice stuff to say about what I've made, so I decided to just let her say it this time, and also clean out the backlog of projects I needed to share with you all, and then maybe I can get motivated from here moving forward. I've included links for the patterns. Some are only on Ravelry, one is on Lion Brand and you have to log in to see it. So, without further ado, here's my mom: Sarah just finished making me this beautiful silk shirt. Last February, I took a trip to California to visit the kids and go with Sarah to the Stitches West Show in San Jose. There, we found this pattern and yarn. It sat around until late July when we gathered in Paradise (Michigan), and there, Sarah started working on the project. So soft, so lovely. This pattern can be adjusted for any body size. And of course, Sarah made it so it fits me perfectly. [pattern] The cute red and white placemat is 100% cotton, and 100% LOVED by Sarah's cat Mona. I guess you could say that it is a catmat… The pattern is a free pattern from Red Heart. [pattern] Lovely wool socks for the fisherman. Sarah's father-in-law loves to fish – and loves to keep warm. These socks work for both! I love the red toes and the heals as well as the ultra cool pattern on the leg. [pattern, though I did a jojo heel, which is not in the book.] Mom and Mom-in-law both got a pair of these paneled socks. The blended yarn worked in sections really makes for some cool socks. [pattern, above with a short row heel and picot hemmed cuff, below with a heel flap heel and ribbed cuff.] Having such a talented daughter, I tend to make a lot of special requests. Sarah really went out of her way for a dear friend of mine. With a new German Shepherd in the family, I thought it would be nice for my friend to have a knit German Shepherd for her collection. So I sent photos of the puppy to Sarah, who went through her stash to try to match the markings of the actual dog. She did a fantastic job (of course). The odd thing was that the dog was scared of the knit dog. She wouldn't stop barking at her miniature. Sarah thought this might have happened because she made the dog while dog sitting. Maybe the dog could smell the other dog on the yarn? Who knows? [pattern] And the HATS. My husband has worn a knit hat forever. His mother was an amazing knitter (as is his daughter). When Sarah was researching the perfect hat to make for her Dad, she came into a quandary. There were TWO hats that she liked. The best solution was achieved. Sarah knit two hats for her Daddy. One for really cold weather, one for medium cold weather. Both lovely (although the patterned one is my favorite). Both blue (because that is her Daddy's favorite color). Both wool (because that is what Daddy loves). [and I never got a finished photo of the one on the right! left: pattern, right: pattern] Okay, thanks Mom! for guest blogging. I'll be back next week with a post about a new project.
Thought I might not post frequently, I always keep busy! Here are some pictures with their origin stories. Meet tiny Texas Zombie! I combined two of Anna Hrachovec's wonderful tiny patterns. The armadillo is from her book Teeny-Tiny Mochimochi, and the zombie is from a separate pattern collection. I changed the pattern for the zombie just a little, making the legs longer, and making the shirt white. I made up the little hat. It is crocheted, starting at the top, making a little tube, and then increasing in every stitch to make the brim. I should write up the pattern for those that want a tiny hat, but I haven't yet, so I would just say, trust your gut, and let the tiny hat flow from you naturally. I put some wire into the raised arm so he could give a proper yee-haw, which shows a little in this photo, but just think of it as yarn zombie bones. The reins are embroidery floss. He now lives on the desk of a co-worker who is from Texas and loves zombies. A little treat for my husband who lends emotional support to all the projects you see on this site. When projects start to go south, he listens to me talk it out, and he calmly accepts a bedroom destroyed by trying to find that one ball of yarn that just can't be found. This pattern may look familiar. It is the Sidewinders pattern that I've knit several times already. I knit it with Mini-Mochi which was a lovely experience. I was very pleased that the pink stripes landed on the sides of the socks so that it really looks trouty. For fans of non-traditional sock construction (I know I'm not the only one!) I recently happened upon Hypercycloid's blog where she has been up to lots of non-traditional sock construction. I've saved several of these patterns for future use. Kilt Hose, click on the images to make them larger More husband socks! My husband has been taking bagpipe lessons for almost a year, and he played in a competition for the first time recently. Not only have I learned a lot of about the instrument in this time, but I've also learned about the parts of traditional Scottish dress. Eventually he will have his own kilt, but in the mean time, he rented one, as well as all the fixings. Of course, I was darned if he was going to rent or, perish the thought, buy the hose to wear with the kilt. Also of course, I only came to the realization that I would need to make these hose 3 weeks before the competition (I ended up finishing them the night before). No problem! I found this lovely free pattern through Ravelry. I chose the toe up version of the pattern because I knew I would have to make a few modifications to fit my husband's larger calves. The hose are knit with worsted weight yarn (Cascade 220) but on US size 1.5 needles. When the socks are on the leg, my vertical gauge ended up being 15 rows per inch, which is quite a few more rows than I think the pattern was intending. Instead of two balls of the 220, I ended up using almost 4, but the result is a pair of very nice dense hose, no holes between stitches (which was my husband's main concern). Besides doing many more rows for the leg and cuff, the only other modification I made was to do two more rib increases on the back of the calf, instead of the suggested single center rib finish. (Sorry, I'm not sure how better to describe that, look at the picture of the back of the calf and I think you'll see what I mean.) I want to try kilt hose again, and he is competing again in September, so, more kilt hose might show up here in the future. Last, but not least. I had had my eye on this pattern on Ravelry for some time, but had no reason to make it. Enter the reason, I had the opportunity to go to a Dr. Who themed party. Hurrah! This is a crocheted Ood. The Ood are hilarious and also full of pathos, and so, they are favorites of mine. This pattern was super quick and super easy, it took me about 2 nights of work. I had all the yarn in my stash, so, good de-stashing project if you have some left over sand from an under the sea blanket and some left over coral color from making sea horses. The pattern is also brilliant because there is a mouth opening behind the tentacles for breathing and eating. Okay, and we're not caught up yet! I have a lot of gifts to give in the near future and then there will be a catch up gift post!
Whenever anyone tells me "Hey, I like your blog," I feel compelled to say: "I don't post enough! But I just like crafting more than I like writing about it." As a result, a lot of projects never make it onto the blog because they were finished so long ago that by the time I get it together to write a post, I'm onto something totally new. But I've done a lot of projects recently that I like, so I'm just going to overwhelm you with a big smorgasbord of finished projects. Dig in! Here is the finished Under the Sea blanket. Though I am pleased, and my friend who received it is pleased, it somehow never lived up to my elaborate conception, (which was much more sculpture than blanket). All of the items button on with toggle buttons, and so they can be re-arranged and moved around. More socks for my mom. They are both from patterns that you've seen here before and that just work particularly well. I liked the Sidewinders pattern so much, that I knew I wanted to make a pair for my mom. I used some Felici self striping yarn and it ended up coming out so perfectly! The last pair of Skew socks got rave reviews for fit, so I thought I would make another pair. This time around I used an acrylic blend so that they won't be quite so warm as wool. A summer sock. More socks! This time socks for my husband, who, you may have noticed, doesn't get a lot of stuff. The items in the cue for him are long and varied and he is very patient about it, so I got the lead out and actually finished something for him. These were designed by the witty little knitter, and the pattern is here. I was worried about tightness in the ankles, so I did the all of the white accents on the leg in duplicate stitch. I hadn't really ever given a lot of though to the technique of duplicate stitch, but thankfully and serendipitously, smartygirl at the filmcraft blog posted a link to a Watermelish tutorial on duplicate stitch which was awesome! And everything came out much neater than my original attempt. Tiny seahorse is finished! I put it off for so long because I was worried I wouldn't be able to pick up the stitches for the belly. I hadn't even considered how absurdly small the back fin would be. So tiny! This is, once again, a Hansi Singh pattern. I didn't have to change the pattern at all, just used smaller needles and yarn. People's main reaction has been, "how do you make it so tiny," and my only answer is "tiny needles." The stick supporting the seahorse in this photo is actually one of the needles used to knit it. They are size 0/6 and I got them from BagLady, where I also got 0/4 and 0/5. They don't sell 0/8, thank goodness, or I would probably be blind. And I know I'm kind of burying the lead here, but ta-da! Tiny chameleon. He was inspired by a little guy you may have seen in the news a little while ago: One new chameleon was found on Nosy Hara, an islet off the coast of Madagascar. Named Brookesia micra, it is the smallest of the four species. Juveniles are small enough to stand on the head of a match. Well, I didn't quite get it that small, but pretty close! Also, chameleons are incredibly fun to look at! When ever I'm doing a project where I'm trying to match something in nature, I do a lot of image searches first, and that was how I learned the super fun fact that baby chameleons ride around on their mom's faces. So, then, of course, I knew what I had to do. Both mom and baby are Hansi Singh patterns. The mom was knit with sock weight yarn and using 0/4 needles. The hardest part by far was the tail, but it wasn't impossible. The legs are knit separately, but the head and eyes are knit with picked up stitches. There are wires inside the legs so that they are positionable.
I haven't done a blog post recently because I've been concentrating all my energies on this: This is a close up shot of the making of my under the sea blanket. I just found the color combination too pleasing now to document it. I've posted a few finished items for this project on the blog, here, or here. I started this project in 2008, but I've actually made the bulk of it over the last month. In the past few days though, I've realized how glad I am that I waited. It is nice to be able to see improvement in your own skills. I think what I see most in my own work is an increased willingness to improvise, and I'm glad to see it. The blanket will get its own post after Thanksgiving after I've had a chance to give it. But wait! I have photos of other projects that have just been hanging around. I don't know what I've been waiting for, except that I've just been knitting sea critters all night, and so I haven't been in a writing mood. I thought I would do a little winter cleaning and get these photos posted. Here is a miniaturization of the Hansi Singh Jackalope pattern. I made a larger version for my parents a few years ago. Being Mid-Westerners always in their hearts if not their address, it was much appreciated. I love Hansi's patterns, and I love making them tiny. This guy ended up being bigger than a chipmunk, but smaller than a squirrel. I worked this pattern almost exactly as written. I attached the legs after the body was grafted together, making them set a little wider apart at the top, and I had to redo the bottoms of the feet, which didn't miniaturize as well. I suspect this is because my rainbow yarn is a little thicker than fingerling weight. I just picked up the recommended number of stitches, K2tog around, and then threaded the needed through the remaining stitches and pulled tight. I used 000 needles, some brown sock yarn I had kicking around in my stash and some rainbow yarn left over from this project. I used some of my trusty garden wire in the legs to make them a little stronger. My favorite part of this pattern! Isn't this a ridiculously life-like rump? I also just want to give a shout out to my Tiny Laptop Pattern. Over 100 have added the project to their favorites on Ravelry, my favorite social network site for knitters and crocheters. One industrious crafter has already made several for her little monsters to play with! I agree with her that it is pretty irresistible to put toys to work when you've got a tiny laptop bumping around your house. On the internet, nobody knows your a Jackalope.
I'm pretty much a sucker for an awesome pattern. I mean, I'm sure that is the case for most knitters. I horde yarn for a polar bear sweater I will make some day, I buy and then later get rid of scads of pattern books. (No, I don't really get rid of them, keeping them for inspiration is a totally valid rationalization.) Upon seeing a truly amazing pattern, I will probably buy the yarn that day and start it that night. I also love a new way to do something that I've done before. Enter this amazing octopus: Don't you love the eyes! You knit his head with slits and then push the eyes in afterwards, so for a while you have a blind zombie octopus in your house! Also, as you can see, the eyes make a really great hand puppet. This may be my low key Halloween costume, two of these babies sewn onto some kind of finger sleeve, I haven't decided. It turns out that I was the first person to finish this pattern on Ravelry and the designer Max Alexander has asked if he can post one of my photos on his blog. Max has got it down with the eyes. To me, his pieces have a great cartoon quality, almost like they are drawn. I really like this bee. Because I am, and love to be, a machine for cranking out yarn versions of friend's inside jokes, this guy has a few accessories, including a baked potato from Anna Hrachovec's Teeny-Tiny Mochimochi. and a laptop. I'm very proud of the laptop. I designed it myself, and this weekend I'm going to write out the pattern, because there are no tiny laptop patterns floating around the internet that I could find and now, knowing that, well, this situation cannot persist.


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Parents League - Tuscon Chapter Bear Care Packaging Party
Date | April 13, 2013 | Time | 10:00 am |
Location | Home of Anna and Larry Krause 9970 North Sumter Creek Place Tucson, AZ 85742 | ||
Description | Parents of
current students gather to assemble gift boxes for their students and/or
friends and roommates.Ā Each parent
brings items to exchange with the other parents.Ā The items are displayed on a table and each
parent takes one of each item and puts it in the box until all of the items are
gone.Ā The box ends up full of wonderful
treats and trinkets.Ā Each parent will
mail the package to their student. View map. RegistrationPricing• individual (free) Deadline04/13/2013 10:00 AM How to registerRegister online below or call 1.866.281.9444. Online registration is now closed. Please call 1.866.281.9444 to register. Thank you. | ||
Publisher | The Baylor Alumni Network | ||
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Dumping all those old spices into the trash would be a sad way for them to go – just think of all the money you spent on them at one point! It turns out there are plenty of uses for these spices besides using them to decorate your food, and we've rounded up a list to ensure your old spices don't end up in the landfill.
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Did you know you can use old spices to freshen your carpet? Believe it or not, they'll freshen your vacuum, too. Families.com suggests using spices like rosemary or ginger, and The Dollar Stretcher recommends mixing an assortment of spices which could include things like cinnamon, thyme, cloves and nutmeg.
Simply sprinkle the spices on your carpet and then vacuum. Just be sure to check to make sure the spices' colors won't stain your carpet before applying them to the entire rug.
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