Sarah Jane Humke

The life of a traveling, reading, writing, spining and knitting shepherdess.

My top searches for the past day: bog pack of toilet paper, yarn ribbon cutting, deathwa clan, african seed beads, martha stewart books I LOVE that it was a “bog pack” of toilet paper!

My honey brought home something from The Netherlands a few months ago which he thought that I was going to totally dig.  He presented it with a flourish to which I gave him a very odd look.  It was a box of chocolate sprinkles.  A rather large box, true, but just a box of sprinkles.  …

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So I figured that I’d share with y’all the totally rocking day that is this Thursday for me. What I’m up to: +Packing travel knitting for The Netherlands.  (Spending a week+ with the designer seems like a good time to knit one of her patterns if-you-know-what-I-mean.) +Filling-out a scholarship application. (I probably shouldn’t try to …

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These are some links about the disaster in Japan.  I know as knitters and crocheters, our first inclination is to pick-up the needles or hook and send some woolly love.  Here’s why you shouldn’t and what you would be better off doing. Why you shouldn’t be knitting and crocheting things to be sent to Japan. …

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Last week I was in Finland. This was a slightly postponed birthday trip (it seems that my birthday trips keep getting later in the year, if I keep it up at this rate, I’ll be taking my birthday trip in June when I’m 80!) as my birthday is at the end of January.  However, I …

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I have several thank you’s that I need to make for people who have donated sock yarn leftovers to the massive undertaking that is my sock yarn blanket. First off there is Tini, who sent me a great package with some sock yarn, beads and some candy.  Always a good combo! Then I also got …

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Since I am pretty sure that she doesn’t read this (at least not in anything close to real-time) due to having an extremely active toddler in the house, I feel that I can post pictures of these without any major repercussions.  It might even be a good thing given how the UK and US postal …

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