I'm afraid I won't be posting for a while. My camera quit working yesterday. It's almost six years old, and the new ones are much better these days, but I can't afford to replace it right now. We're trying to scrape together money to pay our home insurance.
It's at the top of my Christmas gift list.
If I can borrow a camera, I'll be back sooner than that! I've got lots of projects in the making.
Hugs!
I'm broke and in debt. I'm addicted to knitting and crochet. This is a record of my journey on a $20 a year yarn budget.
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October
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- More Books for Sale
- Starmore Book For Sale
- No Camera!
- Project: Quickie Cloche
- Project: "Dainty Mesh Vest" using cone yarn
- Make A Scarf Today!
- A Pattern: Pink Hodge-Podge Scarf
- Project: Child's Helmet--Worsted Scraps
- Do Not Make This Scarf!
- A Pattern: Gossamer Lace Scarf
- Project Frog
- Project: Boy's Intarsia Skull Motif Hat
- Sock Saga II
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About Me
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- What can a person create on a yarn budget of $20 a year and a raft of friends and family needing gifts? Read about how I'm doing it. email: usedyarnchronicles@yahoo.com
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2 comments:
OH NO! I'll put a good word in for you . . . .
My niece lives near North Pole, Alaska (yes, there really is such a town) and sometimes helps out at the elves workshop during the holiday season. I'll have her tell Santa that you have been an exceptionally good girl this year - especially about staying on your yarn budget!
Even with no pictures I enjoy reading your blog.
Take care and GB!
Funny how we come to rely on our digital cameras, isn't it? I freaked when mine died a couple months ago. We lucked onto a sale.
I'm with sasa; post without pictures. I'd miss you.
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