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Don’t you remember the Keymaster and the Gatekeeper from Ghostbusters?

Thanks Nicole! And Sarvi, I think you may know me too well;)

A few years ago I made fleece slipper socks for everyone in our extended family. The men and boys loved them and have asked frequently since then if they can have a new pair.

I bought the pattern at Joanns but it can also be purchased online here. They’re the Polar Socks for adults and kids.

@admin, you can tell I have been hanging out with a Canadian. 🙂

I wish I could sew but can not
My children want supper, what rot!

What about a hanging charging pocket like this: http://www.positivelysplendid.com/2014/06/diy-fabric-phone-charging-station.html

Fun ties? I like the Purl Soho tutorial: http://www.purlbee.com/2009/05/21/mollys-sketchbook-fathers-day-tie/

What about a hanging charging pocket like this:

Fun ties? I like the Purl Soho tutorial: http://www.purlbee.com/2009/05/21/mollys-sketchbook-fathers-day-tie/

Ah, I see we have a Limerick newbie who’s not familiar with the form. Here’s a sciencey example:

There once was a young lady named bright
Whose speed was much faster than light
She set out one day
In a relative way
And returned on the previous night.

So ours above should go:

I have so many patterns already
To make clothes for Janie and…[Read more]

Hey, I’m a Keymaster?!? What the heck is that?!?

HAHA! That is hilarious! I remember having a hard time when I first went to London trying to get some uneaten food packed up at a restaurant. I asked to have it to go, then asked for carry out. I was down to miming that I wanted to eat the food I had paid for at another time and location and did not want to simply dump it into a napkin. Finally an…[Read more]

Thank you all for your feedback! And thank you Admin and Todd for all your hard work getting the little bugs worked out. I know this is going to be great!

@dubhels2003 – you’ve just reminded me of a funny story that happened to my brother – he and his girlfriend were backpacking around England – it was freezing, so they went into a shop selling clothes/woolly things and asked for a ‘beanie’ – the little old lady was most taken aback and insisted they had the wrong shop, and they needed one further…[Read more]

@admin, I am sorry, you are doing a lovely job.

I used to do limericks with an international chum and the results were so funny.
I would rhyme llama with banana, for example.

I should start a thread here…..

I will, and see if anyone plays along.