Get ready to PLY this summer!

The hand of Jacey Boggs about to PLY.

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Hooray for the new Knit Edge Magazine!

The new magazine Knit Edge from Cooperative Press is an electronic delight! Lots of great info, patterns, images and more, and it's oh-so-green!

What's more, publisher Shannon Okey and team were kind enough to review my 2013 Walking Wool Wall Calendar of sheep shots and fiber fun in Issue Two, on page 5. (There's also a print ad in the back, designed by the brilliant Alyson Lee.)

Go and subscribe at Cooperative Press, so you won't miss an issue.

Wishing them all a great launch year, and many thanks for the attention and support!

Bok Choy, Pineapple & More: 17 Plants You Can Grow From Kitchen Scraps Black Thumb Gardener

Bok Choy, Pineapple & More: 17 Plants You Can Grow From Kitchen Scraps Black Thumb Gardener: Last year we wrote about how simple it is to re-grow bunches of celery and green onions on a windowsill, but it turns out those experiments are just the beginning. Black Thumb Gardener has a list of 17 plants that can be grown from kitchen scraps, including ginger, sweet potatoes, lemongrass, and even pineapple.

Lovely Hungarian Fiber Artist from Budapest . . . (you can translate her blog!)

Harmatcseppek...: Valami kékes: Valami kékes dologhoz gyűlnek: A teljes mennyiség 2000m kell legyen. Ennek kb. a háromnegyede állt elő merinóból, ba...

From my fiber friend Betsy

"I thought you might enjoy this - the sweater I made for Dorothy out of the sheep she is holding. The fleece won a first prize at Cummington and she had it processed into pin roving for me to spin."

A Sanity Maintenance Project, seamed, sealed and delivered to the expecting mama