My desire to express thoughts & new understanding.
One of my goals this year is to journal more. Some days, I am not sure what I should write or I get "blank page syndrome". I have realized, somedays, I just need to get words down on paper. It doesn't need to be meaningful or groundbreaking - just a moment to sit with myself and write. Sometimes it can devolve into a rabbit hole of continuous thought - or evolve into a greater understanding on myself.
Do you want to know what confuses me the most about fiber crafts? Yarn terminology & weights! It feels like there are 100 different ways to say the same thing. Below I am going to try to simplify the varied ways to label yarn, determine weight, and the hooks/needles that correspond with each weight.
Back when I first started Never Knot Crafts, I started a blog and the first posts contained Knitting & Crochet Guides. My old site has since been taken down, but I think my first post for NKC should be an ode to those first guides. I have taken this opportunity to freshen them up, make some updates, and add to the information to make it as helpful as possible!
Templates play a critical role in my day-to-day functioning as an Executive Admin and professional. I have templates for meeting notes, emails, goals, events and many more! I wanted to share with you a few of my most used and favorite templates that have helped me the most over the years.
It is the basis of life, the focal point of creation. It is the most important, yet the smallest of all things; the keystone, the pharaoh of each and every one of us. As a collective whole, everything is ruled by this one thing. The building block of our existence; our cells. A cell rules... Continue Reading →
I live, I breathe, I understand. I see the world through the eyes of the free but comprehend the world through the eyes of the burdened.
A Part, My Part, Your Part
I am from bird feeders, from Seven’s Paint and Saw Saws.
A short story inspired by "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries"
I am an elephant.
I live in a herd like the ones you call a family. Ones you protect with your life. You learn from them and with them. You love them and hate them. Yet, you still live with them.
Penelope Nave 