The finish of April! I have a joining tutorial for January-April here. If you are just finding this CAL, please check out the details post for all the usual pattern information. Row 24 (April 23): 10 , 9 , 9 … Continued
Below are the rows for this coming week, but if you are just finding this CAL, please check out the details post for all the usual pattern information. Row 17 (April 16): 15 , 9 , 15 Row 18: 16 … Continued
April, is off to a REALLY colorful start now. Below you’ll find this week’s rows – but if you are just finding this CAL, please check out the details post for all the usual pattern information. Row 10 (April 9): … Continued
sc edging on and sew my ends. It’s been a very green month – and there are a lot less ends with the bigger chunks of same-color days! Today is the first day of April (well into the “season” of … Continued
March was a very GREEN month for me. If you are just finding this CAL, please check out the details post for all the usual pattern information. Row 27: 11 , ( 5 , ) x3 then 11 Row 28: … Continued
March 1- 18 for Minneapolis, Minnesota! We have also done quite a bit of snow melting. I still can’t see the grass, but hopefully before Easter (though I’ll admit I am not holding my breath). If you are just finding … Continued
March so far in Minnesota! A solid week of 30’s – and all above freezing (32) too. We have still been getting a lot of snow even though it hasn’t;t been super cold. 😆 Yes, if it’s 33 or above, … Continued
If you are just finding this CAL, please check out the details post for all the usual pattern information. Row 6 (March 5): 20 , 1 , 18 Row 7: 16 , 3 , 20 Row 8: 18 , 1 … Continued
The Special “33rd Row” for Even-Day Months Used in Feb, April, June, September, and November. Each block in this pattern will end up the same size, and have same stitch count, after the sc edging. Since the number of days … Continued
February is over and I still haven’t been able to use my below zero color. This is our 5th winter back in Minnesota and the first one where we haven’t have a “high” of below zero! We did get close … Continued