Socks, I have info on coloring books site.
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Comments (4)My case was unique because I was working with the people at Ludwig. You can download the forms and it tells you what you need to do. I sent the completed application along with 29 very distinct photographs. You can also email KAVB and they will help you if you don't understand something. I will warn you not to expect much correspondace between Feb and May as that is their peak time and they are working directly with all of the bulb growers in The Netherlands on their registrations, and they have priority over individuals wanting to register a few bulbs. They will get back to you, but it won't be as prompt as they have other priorities. As part of the process they will also request that you send a bulb to grow out in their test gardens. As far as cost, I really/honestly can't tell you what it cost for an individual to register a bulb. Again, my case was different than most since the developer of the bulb (Ludwig) was letting me register and name it. Kristi...See MoreWeed ID books or web sites?
Comments (8)The two books I refer to I was able to purchase at Coles Bookstore... They both are full of colored pictures and wonderful descriptions. Weeds of Canada and the Northern United States by Royer and Dickinson published by Lone Pine Publishing and sold for $29.95. It shows colored pictures of the seedlings, seeds, the mature plant and its flowerhead. I like the information on each including a detailed description of the flower, plant, distribution areas, fruit, leaves, seed, seedling, reasons for concern and similar species. The common name is listed as well as its Latin name and French name and a quick description. Plants of the Western Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland by Johnson, Kershaw, MacKinnon and Pojar also published by Lone Pine Publishing for $24.95. It lists trees, shrubs, roses, asters, sedges, etc with the same details as the Weeds of Canada book. Brenda...See MoreThe sans book is posted on Hermine's web site
Comments (5)Boy, I'll say. That really WAS nice of her. I saw one selling on ebay a few months ago & almost bid on it. I don't know what it ended up selling for, but now I have it anyway. YEAH!! There just isn't a lot available written on sans in my opinion & every little bit I can get my hands on, I read. Marcy...See MorePictures of some of the socks I've made this month
Comments (11)mirren & Clare, yes, the yarn did all the work! I'm to lazy to do my own striping and have to finish in all those ends. Donna, we spent a lot of time on vacation this summer. While my husband drives, I knit. I had to pull out at least 2/3 of the skein on the pair I am currently working on for my sister-in-law for Christmas to get them to match. On the pair above for my daughter, I pulled out about ½ the skein. Your yarn is not lost, just wind it in a ball and work with it later in the socks. That is one reason I work on both socks at one time. That way I am sure I have them both started at the same place. Socks are great take along projects, since they fit easily into a mid size purse (even my small one with seperate compartments!) My favorite pattern is Ann Norling's Basic Adult Socks. I have almost memorized it, I've made so many socks this summer!I am almost ready to start the heels on my sister-in-laws socks. Deb, The first pair are named "MINE"! Out of all the socks I've made, this is only the fourth pair I get to keep. And that's only because I made the tops 8 sts bigger around for my fat leg, so they are to big for my daughter to claim! The second pair I guess are "Smiles" cause the ladies I knit with said they would make you smile every time you looked at them during a dreary winter! Ann's pattern is pretty simple, and gives you a choice in 3 different yarn weights. Working with double pointed needles takes a little bit of practice, but is worth the work to learn. Start by casting on 30 sts on ONE dbl pt. then even distribute them on the other two needles, keeping the fourth as a working needle. Join the beginning and end and just keep working round and round until you get comfortable with working with the dbl pts. Use scrap yarn and strait knit until you do. Then play to your hearts content with the socks! I use one long circular now to make my socks with. I have heard of doing them on two, but haven't gotten the book and tried it. I just do one sock on each long circ. Obviously, I have several sets. Mostly because I have so many projects going at one time! Tami...See Moremaggie200
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