I have made headway on both this blanket and the craft room/office organization since the initial post on the knit fish blanket here. I am now working at my desk in the office every day and have been making slow progress on purging supplies as well as getting the room situated for working and crafting. …
Ten creative outlets There is a saying – find three hobbies you love: one to make you money, one to keep you in shape, and one to be creative. Did you read yesterday’s post and think – yes – I need a creative outlet! But were you unsure where to go from there? Here are…
The simple knit log cabin blanket is finished! If you have not read the previous posts, check them out here and here for the first two parts of this knit blanket project (with instructions to make your own). After sewing the squares together and sewing in countless ends, I decided it really did need a…
If you haven’t read the first post on this project, go here for details on the start of the project and the pattern I am using for these squares. For a while I was cruising along on this project. The squares don’t require much attention – even when I miss adding a row to my counter,…
Warning – this post is image heavy and many of those images are filled with cameo appearances from Lada the NourishNestBreathe cat. If you are not charmed by cat photos, consider yourself forewarned! I am guilty of spoiling my cats. I believe there is no such thing as too many toys. Lada (the resident NourishNestBreathe…