by LFAH | Feb 14, 2020 | Faith at Home
In the midst of knitting a sweater there are lots of opportunities to notice the mistakes I’ve made and to reflect on Practices of Repair. I was a good ten centimeters past this mistake on a cardigan sleeve when I finally noticed it. A mistake in the pattern I’d...
by LFAH | Feb 13, 2020 | Faith at Home
Mistakes are a part of engaging with life. I’ve been knitting a cardigan for Reade. Knitting is one of the tangible things that I like to do with my hands. I like the feel of the yarn between my fingers, the way that the process has visible results in a relatively...
by LFAH | Feb 12, 2020 | Faith at Home
In the midst of knitting a sweater there are lots of opportunities to notice the mistakes I’ve made and to reflect on Practices of Repair. I was a good ten centimeters past this mistake on a cardigan sleeve when I finally noticed it. I’m not a super fast knitter and...
by LFAH | Feb 11, 2020 | Faith at Home
I’ve been knitting an adult sized sweater and making mistakes. And thinking about repairing mistakes. The vulnerable space of opening up a knit sweater to repair a mistake You can find Part 1 with the introduction to the process and a brief reflection on mistakes and...
by LFAH | Feb 10, 2020 | Faith at Home
In the midst of knitting a sweater there are lots of opportunities to notice the mistakes I’ve made and to reflect on Practices of Repair. I was a good ten centimeters past this mistake on a cardigan sleeve when I finally noticed it. A knitting mistake I’d rather do...
by LFAH | Nov 24, 2019 | Faith at Home
When we opened the plastic bag of chocolates from the freezer for snack there was only one left. Reade and I had carefully saved 10 days, times two people’s worth of turn down service, cruiseship pillow chocolates for the children to enjoy once we were home. And the...
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