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'Tis the season (or at least the weekend) for baskets, so let's have a look at a selection of knitted baskets. This Basket Liner Tutorial, by Waco Knitters, isn't technically a knitted basket, but it looks like a great way to spruce up an old basket that's become prone to snagging everything. It's a free pattern. These rectangular baskets, designed by Debbie Bliss, may not be of a shape to seem right for eggs and chocolate, but wouldn't they be perfect for your linen or craft closet? The pattern was published in The Knitter's Year: 52 Make-In-A-Week Projects - Quick Gifts and Seasonal Knits. Ah, there's nothing quite like the sight of yarn in its natural habitat, is there? This yarn basket, designed by Anna & Heidi Pickles, looks like a quick and easy knit, and it's a free pattern. This is the Twine Notions Basket, by Heidi Atwood-Reeves, and as you would expect from the name, it's knitted out of twine, which would make it a sturdy little affair. It's a free pattern. This pattern is called My First Felted Basket, by Ratchadawan Chambers, and the name suggests that it would make a good first project for a beginning felter. It's a free pattern. The Nantasket Basket, by Susan Lawrence is a slightly more complex felted basket, with handles and colourwork. This pattern is available for $5.50(USD). These Nesting Baskets, by Lily/Sugar'n Cream, look like a useful decor item. Unfortunately the pattern is no longer available online, but it shouldn't be too hard for a good knitter to replicate the look. A knitted and felted basket of many colours, by Beate Zäch. This is a free pattern. This lined and handled basket is the Vegetable Basket, by Deborah V. Gardner, is so named because it was originally designed to hold vegetables, though basket-like it will hold nearly anything you wish. It's a free pattern. I felt I had to include one specifically Easter basket pattern in this post, and these are pretty cute. The pattern for these Easter Baskets, by Jean Woods, is available for download for $3.00. This is the Felted Snowflakes Yarn Basket, by Mary C. Gildersleeve, and the pattern is available for $5.00(USD). There were any number of lovely felted basket patterns on Ravelry, so I just selected a few of my favourites, such as this Felted Baskets pattern, by Julie Weisenberger. This pattern is available for download for $7.00(USD). The addition of leather straps makes basket pattern the Knitting Bowl on the Go! by Sharon Mooney. This pattern is available for $5.50(USD).

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Adkins was looking for crochet/knitting enthusiasts to decorate some of their trees. I thought it was a good plan. Here's what I did - with the help of some very good friends (installation day was rainy and cold. I have really good friends.) We named her Treena.

Since the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, life hasn't been the same these past couple of years. In Our Breaking Point, Treena Wynes explores the impact of this global pandemic and how it has changed the course of so many things for the future. After the arrival of COVID-19, Wynes suffered three major blows in her life -- the cancer diagnosis of her husband, her son needing professional help due to depression, and the loss of a job she loved. Drawing from her own personal experiences, the author delves into the pandemic's impact on relationships and how it created occupational burnout. It's still to be seen whether using technology for work and school has made the world better or worse. But not everything is lost, as a major shakeup is probably what the world needs to push for change. Everyone you know has gotten sick or lost some loved ones to this deadly pandemic that swept across the world. Through Our Breaking Point, author Treena Wynes reflects upon the physical, mental, and long-term societal ramifications of a calamity, the likes of which most of us had never seen before. She touches upon the increasing usage of social media and substance abuse amongst the general populace after being forced to be stuck inside their homes. There has also been an increase in the discrimination of minorities as social media has only emboldened the fringe elements, who have somehow become more overt in their hateful propaganda. An informative and illuminating read that I highly recommend.