It “only” took four tries, including the ill-fated Dwarven Battle Yamulka, which Bailey stole for her stuffed animals.

So, one down and two more to go. Jesse also wants the Blond version and Ben wants one as well.

Next up will be some more subtle wrist warmers to wear at work. The striped ones get me odd looks sometimes and I don’t feel they are suitable to wear to meetings unless I happen to wear my purple sweater.

Jesse was having too much fun posing in it so it was hard to get a good photo.

UPDATED: Once it was blocked, Jesse decided he wanted the nasal bar on this one, so it has a tad bit further to go.

Afghan (does a doll afghan count?)

I-cord

Garter stitch

Knitting with metal wire (have crocheted with silver wire though)

Shawl

Stockinette stitch

Knitting with camel yarn

Mittens: Cuff-up

Hat

Moebius band knitting

Participating in a KAL

Sweater (short attention span - planning to make a baby sweater)

Drop stitch patterns

Knitting with banana fiber yarn

Knitting with bamboo yarn

Two end knitting

Charity knitting

Cardigan

Toy/doll clothing

Knitting with your own handspun yarn

Slippers

Graffiti knitting

Continental knitting

Designing knitted garments

Cable stitch patterns

Publishing a knitting book

Scarf

Teaching a child to knit

American/English knitting

Knitting to make money

Button holes

Knitting with alpaca

Fair Isle knitting

Norwegian knitting

Dyeing with plant colors

Knitting items for a wedding

Household items

Knitting socks (or other small tubular items) on two circulars (including today while waiting to vote!)

Olympic knitting

Knitting with someone else’s handspun yarn

Bobbles

Knitting for a living

Knitting with cotton

Knitting smocking

Dyeing yarn

Steeks

Knitting art

Fulling/felting

Purses/bags

Swatching

Entrelac

Knitting and purling backwards

Machine knitting

Knitting with self-patterning/self-striping/variegating yarn (including today while waiting to vote!)

Stuffed toys

Knitting with cashmere

Jewelry

Knitting with synthetic yarn (including today while waiting to vote!)

Writing a pattern

Gloves

Intarsia

Knitting with linen

Knitting for preemies

Tubular CO

Cuffs/fingerless mitts/arm warmers (including today while waiting to vote!)

Pillows

Knitting a pattern from an online knitting magazine (including today while waiting to vote!)

Rug

Knitting on a loom

Thrummed knitting

Knitting a gift

Knitting with dog/cat hair (does it count it it’s accidental?)

Hair accessories

Knitting in public (including today while waiting to vote!)

Combine:    1 beaten egg,   
                    1/2 teaspoon salt,
                    2 Tablespoons milk
Add:            1 CUP sifted all purpose flour or enough to make a stiff
dough.

Roll dough very thin on floured surface, let stand 2 minutes
Roll up loosely and slice 1/4 inch wide.  Unroll; spread out and let dry
for 2 hours.

Drop into boiling soup or boiling, salted water and cook uncovered about
10 minutes.
Makes 3 cups cooked noodles.

I use this recipe to make Turkey and dumplings (noodles).  I usually
double the recipe.  I mix the dough and go ahead and roll it out.  I cut
it into the noodles and go ahead and drop them into the Boiling salted
broth.  They make a soft dumpling when cooking them this way.
*
Gluten Free Version:
*
I substituted whatever brand of Gluten Free Flour was on hand and had
good success.

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