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Progress on my Autumn Valley Sweater by DROPS Design has beenโฆ well, letโs just call it leisurely. The gorgeous cables are inching their way off my needles at the pace of a sleepy tortoise, and honestly, Iโm okay with that. Iโm knitting this one in Dachshund Daddy Knits Irish Aran, a wool spun in County…
This weekend should have smelled like wool, cider donuts, and triumph. It should have been Rhinebeck Sheep & Wool Festival weekend โ the knitterโs pilgrimage, the Super Bowl of yarn, the holy grail of fleece. But alas, instead of frolicking among skeins and sheep, Iโll be attending a far less glamorous event: Chemotherapy, Session #Whatever-Weโre-On-Now.…
Thereโs something oddly grounding about knitting in a waiting room. The soft murmur of conversations, the steady hum of hospital air conditioning, and the click-clack of needles โ it all weaves together into a kind of calm. Todayโs project: a basic chemotherapy hat in the most deliciously soft Dachshund Daddy Knits DK Alpaca yarn. Itโs…
Thereโs a special kind of magic in knittingโhow it can calm your mind, steady your hands, and carry you through even the toughest seasons. During one of my chemotherapy sessions, I cast on a Ranunculus sweater, a project that ended up becoming far more than just another knitโit became a source of comfort, focus, and…
When I first heard the words stage T3N+ rectal cancer, it felt like the ground fell away beneath me. Suddenly, my calendar was filled with appointments, scans, and treatments, and my mind was spinning with questions I couldnโt yet answer. In the middle of all that uncertainty, one thing remained steady: my knitting. A Lifeline…